It’s important that, at times like this, everyone comes together – and that includes football and rugby.
Our friends at Make-A-Wish UK have launched a new campaign with England and Chelsea defender Millie Bright, challenging you to do as many keepy-uppies as you can.
We say using a rugby ball should get you extra points.
Like many other charities around the country, Make-A-Wish are feeling the effects of the Coronavirus outbreak and have over 2,000 children waiting for wishes to be fulfilled when the world is a safer place again.
All you have to do to be involved is donate what you can – anything from as little as £1.
Challenge your friends and family to perform as many keepy uppies as possible when the whistle blows at 2pm on Sunday.
With feet, hands, head whether sitting or standing. Upload the videos to Instagram and include the hashtag #MilliesMatchdayChallenge.
Make sure you’re all practicing ahead of the LIVE event on Sunday 2pm Kickoff🌟@MakeAWishUK
— Millie Bright (@Mdawg1bright) April 29, 2020
Again thankyou in advance for all donations & huge thankyou to everyone that’s already donated💙
Link for my justgiving page is in my bio #MilliesMatchdayChallengehttps://t.co/ByvltRzLP7 pic.twitter.com/3iB0UDOstD
There will also be a chance to win one of Millie’s signed Chelsea shirts.
All donations can be made through Millie’s JustGiving page:
https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/milliebright4
You can follow Millie on Instagram @mbrighty04 and on Twitter @Mdawg1bright, Make-A-Wish UK on both Twitter and Instagram @makeawishuk as well as Facebook at makeawishuk.