Tonight, Spurs wear special jerseys in Khmer to show support for Cambodia's Starfish Foundation
02, May 2021, 4:12 pm

Tottenham Hotspur will wear a special shirt in Khmer to support the Indochina Starfish Foundation (ISF Cambodia) for the Premier League clash with Sheffield United at 1.15am on May 3rd. (Cambodia time).

Starfish logo is a bit crumpled
In collaboration with its Cambodian partner, the Spurs shirt for the Sheffield match was specially designed with the Starfish Foundation logo on the foreground, accompanied by the phrase "From Cambodia by AIA". A press release from the football club said that this is a promotion of ISF's charitable activities that have contributed to changing lives and providing opportunities for many people in the community.

Starfish is a charitable organization in Cambodia that has contributed to changing the lives of homeless children in Cambodia through educational activities, health services and sports, especially the Grassroots Football Program.

Donna-Maria Cullen, director general of Tottenham Hotspur, has backed support for the Indochina Starfish Foundation activities as part of the club-based Asia-Pacific's welfare campaign.

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Match-worn shirts to be auctioned for charity
Wed 12 May 2021, 09:00|Tottenham Hotspur

Signed match-worn shirts from our 4-0 win against Sheffield United in the Premier League on Sunday 2 May are now available to bid for via our online charity auction.

As part of AIA’s long-term partnership with Tottenham Hotspur, the sponsor’s logo on the front of the team’s shirts for the match was replaced to raise awareness for ISF Cambodia (ISF), a charity dedicated to using education to support the most underprivileged children in Cambodia.

The match-worn shirts have been signed personally by the players and funds raised from the auction will go towards ISF and the Tottenham Hotspur Foundation – the Club’s own charitable arm that is dedicated to creating-life changing opportunities for people across its local community.

Lots include the shirts worn by Gareth Bale, who scored a hat-trick in a Man of the Match performance, and Heung-Min Son, who also added his name to the scoresheet.
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AIA shirt auction raises staggering amount for charity
Wed 14 July 2021, 10:45|Tottenham Hotspur

The auction of signed shirts worn by the men’s team against Sheffield United in the Premier League on Sunday 2 May, in aid of ISF Cambodia and the Tottenham Hotspur Foundation, has raised a grand total of £62,106. We should like to thank all our fans that took part.

As part of AIA’s long-term partnership with Tottenham Hotspur, their logo on the front of the team’s shirt for the match was replaced to raise awareness for ISF Cambodia (ISF), a charity dedicated to using education to support the most underprivileged children in Cambodia.

Signed items auctioned off included shirts worn by Gareth Bale, who scored a hat-trick in a Man of the Match performance, and Heung-Min Son, who also added his name to the scoresheet on the day.

The funds raised will now go towards ISF and the Tottenham Hotspur Foundation - the Club’s own charitable arm that is dedicated to creating-life changing opportunities for people across its local community.

With the money raised, ISF will be able to support 40 students in their Catch-up Education Programme for a whole year.

The aim of the programme is to give each student the foundation of a quality education, improve their health and nutrition, build their confidence, and give them the opportunity to build a brighter future.

Through the programme, students and their families have access to a wide variety of ISF services including health and medical care, employment support and monthly food parcels. By offering children and parents opportunities to learn new skills and better employment opportunities, it increases the likelihood of students staying in school and living in a more secure and safe environment.
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