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Huddersfield Town Foundation has opened its 25th ‘Early Kick-Off’ breakfast club at Cowlersley Primary School
Having recently entered its fifth year in existence, the Breakfast Clubs have provided almost 900,000 breakfasts to children in local schools, providing them with a perfect start to the day serving up a free and healthy breakfast.
In attendance was Julie Sheffield and Tom Farrell from the Town Foundation, along with Danny Hoyle and trustees Caroline Lee and Stuart Bragan.
Club Partners and Supporters of the Town Foundation were also in attendance supporting the event with Sue Howarth and Katie Cuerden from Total Food Services, Janine Sykes from Grand Central and Jeanette Cartwright from Kirklees Catering.
The school celebrated both the opening of the breakfast club and the Town Foundation launching its 25 club with balloons and banners.
Huddersfield Town Foundation’s Operations and Events Manager, Julie Sheffield commented: “We are absolutely delighted to open our 25th ‘Early Kick-Off’ Breakfast Club at Cowlersley Primary School. “It’s great to see the Breakfast Clubs growing but also important to us that we can help children have the best possible start to the day.
“I’d like to thank everyone involved in the Town Foundation from the trustees, staff and partners for their time and continued support with the breakfast clubs.
“We have now reached our 25th opening, which is a huge achievement for the Town Foundation, and we have a number of other schools interest in the good things we are doing, so we can’t wait to expand further into the local area.”
If you are interested in getting involved with the ‘Early Kick-Off’ breakfast club project or want to get involved with the Town Foundation, please email Julie on julie.sheffield@htafc.com or call 01484 503773.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Huddersfield Town FC .
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