One Can Trust charity praised by Wycombe's boss Gareth Ainsworth

The 49-year-old will be planning to meet workers of the charity between the Chairboys’ next two fixtures.

After the club’s away fixture against Cheltenham Town on November 19, Wycombe will not play again until December 4 at home against Portsmouth.

Ainsworth, who is an ambassador for the cause, will meet those at the charity during this period.

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The non-profit organization provides canned goods to those who are struggling in the town and its surrounding areas.

Gareth Ainsworth has praised the work of @One_Can_Trust during the charity's "most challenging year", and has spoken of his pride at being named the food bank's first ever ambassador.

— Wycombe Wanderers (@wwfcofficial) March 17, 2021

He said: “I am a little bit embarrassed that I haven’t been down there as much as my time has been very precious, but again, as are theirs as they are volunteers.

“Their time is precious too.

“Apologies that I haven’t been down there earlier but I am looking forward to going down there and seeing everyone involved.

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On donating to @One_Can_Trust, Gareth Ainsworth said: "In these really testing times it's great to have such an amazing organisation here for those who need it the most.

"I know that just having the support of others can make such a huge difference. "

— Wycombe Wanderers (@wwfcofficial) April 1, 2020

“It was something that I got involved with during Covid to boost the knowledge that it’s there, and if that has helped one person that it has been worth it.

“I really want to go down there and play my part and hopefully inspire and motivate, as I know I will feel that from the volunteers, as that is part of the fantastic job they are doing.”