A Non League team will allow fans and members of the public to attend one of their fixtures for free next month.
Beaconsfield Town FC, who play their games at Holloways Park, are raising funds to support the mental health charity, Mind, for when they host Farnborough in their Southern Premier League fixture at the beginning of March.
The game will take place on Saturday, March 5 at their newly revamped stadium, which will see supporters enter the turnstiles free of charge, on the basis that a donation to the charity is made.
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The reason for why the Rams have chosen the ever-popular mental health charity is due to the heartfelt work volunteers at the non-profit organisation have done, for those who are currently at the South Bucks club.
On the day, there will be many ways for one to make a donation, whether it'll be by card or by cash, with information being issued in Beaconsfield’s free matchday programmes on who to contact if one is having mental health issues.
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More information will be published in due course.
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This is not the first that a Non League club in the county have allowed fans to watch their games for free, as Flackwell Heath also did a charity incentive match in January this year.
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After their chairman, Terry Glynn, defeated prostate cancer for a second time, the Heathens invited members of the public to attend their fixture against Arlesey Town for free.
The day was a roaring success as £3,313.25 was raised, with 403 people being in attendance.
That was the club’s highest crowd of the season.
To make a separation donation to Mind, visit www.mind.org.uk.
Alternatively, you can call Samaritans for free on 116 123.
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