25 Hydref 2023
Cardiff City FC Community Foundation is pleased to introduce our Cardiff City First Team Player Ambassadors for the 2023/24 season.
Alongside Bluebirds captain Joe Ralls, who joins us for a second year as an ambassador, Cardiff City Men’s First Team players Ebou Adams, Yakou Meite and Callum O’Dowda have committed to supporting the Community Foundation’s life changing work.
EBOU ADAMS, YAKOU MEITE AND CALLUM O'DOWDA WILL JOIN JOE RALLS AS COMMUNITY FOUNDATION AMBASSADORS
In addition, Cardiff City FC Women’s First Team players Ffion Price, Hannah Power and Seren Watkins will maintain their roles as ambassadors, joined by Rhian Oakley and Tija Richardson.
Our newly appointed ambassadors will harness their influence and skills to elevate the visibility of our projects and programmes, which change lives and transform communities across South Wales.
Football clubs can inspire hope, passion, and a sense of belonging. Working together, the Club and our communities can achieve great things.
Through the support of Cardiff City players, the Charity use the unique appeal of Cardiff City FC to improve health and wellbeing, support learning and skills and build stronger communities.
The entire team at Cardiff City FC Community Foundation would like to thank our player Ambassadors and very much look forward to working together to make a difference that lasts a lifetime.
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