Last weekend, we were pleased to welcome the Darby Rimmer MND Foundation to Bromley Football Club as part of their inspirational March of the Day II – a 178-mile journey from Wembley to Ipswich Town, raising awareness, funds, and hope in the fight against Motor Neurone Disease (MND).

While our role was just a small one, it was a privilege to support the walkers as they passed through Bromley, offering a moment of rest and recognition on their incredible journey.

Organised by the Darby Rimmer MND Foundation and supported by The PFA, this powerful campaign has already raised over £150,000 – with the total still rising.

Jeff Hutton, CEO of Bromley FC Community Trust, said: “It was a pleasure for us to play a small part in something so powerful at the weekend. The Foundation’s incredible efforts have already raised over £150,000.

A special thanks to our Head of Operations, Alex Koroma, for orchestrating things from our end; Gary Thompson from our Veterans Hub for getting involved and leading (literally!) from the front; and Dave Palmer at the Professional Footballers’ Association for his continued support of our work at the Trust.”

You can still support the cause and help make a difference in the fight against MND by clicking here to donate>

See below for a quick video recap from the morning.

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