Christmas Giving Week at Bury FC saw the club give back to the local community through a series of festive visits and activities. Throughout the week, the club came together to spread Christmas cheer, support local groups, and strengthen our community connections.
The week began on Monday with players and Peeler delivering Christmas gifts to Bury Ballers, bringing smiles to young participants while engaging with the next generation of footballers in a fun and festive setting.
On Tuesday, the celebrations continued with a visit to partnership club Unsworth Juniors FC. Players and Peeler handed out matchday tickets and spent time with grassroots players, reinforcing the importance of supporting local football and inspiring young people within the game.
Wednesday saw a special Sporting Memories session, where former Bury FC players Jason Jarrett and Wayne Entwistle joined participants for an afternoon of storytelling, questions and shared football memories. The session provided a meaningful opportunity to reconnect through the power of sport and shared experiences.
The focus turned to spreading Christmas joy and companionship on Thursday, as the team visited Bankfield Residential Care Home. Players spent time chatting with residents and staff, helping to bring warmth and festive spirit to all involved.
Christmas Giving Week concluded on Friday with a visit to Fairfield Hospital, where players handed out presents and spent time with patients and hardworking healthcare staff, offering moments of joy and appreciation during the festive season.
Christmas Giving Week highlighted our ongoing commitment to supporting the local community, demonstrating that the club’s impact extends far beyond the pitch.
Photo Gallery: Christmas Giving Week
