Bristol City Women’s FC team up with Jessie May Children’s Hospice at Home

Jessie May Children’s Hospice at Home has proudly announced a partnership with the Bristol City Women’s Football Club. This collaboration marks a significant step forward, celebrating some amazing women and advancing the Jessie May mission of providing support to children and families in need.

As part of this exciting partnership, the Bristol City Women join as the first team ambassador for Jessie May, a group of highly talented and motivated women dedicated to making a difference in their communities. This partnership is sure to blossom, with a presence at Ashton Gate Stadium, engaging in social media appearances, and participating in fundraising challenges to support Jessie May’s work.

Daniel Cheesman, CEO at Jessie May Children’s Hospice at Home, told Charity Today:

“We are thrilled to welcome the Bristol City Women’s Football Club as our first team ambassador. Their commitment to excellence both on and off the field resonates with our mission to provide exceptional care and support to children with life-limiting conditions and their families. We believe this partnership will create endless possibilities for raising awareness and vital funds to support our charity, and we are honoured that they have accepted our invitation to join us.”

The partnership between Jessie May and the Bristol City represents a great step forward, highlighting the importance of community engagement in driving positive change. 

Bristol City’s Jamie-lee Napier, said: 

“We’re delighted to be ambassadors for Jessie May. When the team and I first went to visit the charity not many of us knew much about it but we were immediately inspired and wanted to know more when we met the amazing nurses, staff and everyone involved. Hearing about what Jessie May is all about and the work they do behind the scenes with the families is truly incredible. We especially loved when some of the families came to our game at Ashton Gate. It was amazing to meet them and hear their stories and just talk and get to know one another.”