CELTIC FC FOUNDATION SUPPORTERS' COMMITTEE MAKES SUMMER SIGNINGS
Celtic View|Vol 56 Issue 15
IN 2012, to mark the 125th anniversary of Celtic’s formation, a group of like-minded fans joined forces with Celtic’s official charitable arm, to raise funds through the 1254125 campaign.
CELTIC FC FOUNDATION SUPPORTERS' COMMITTEE MAKES SUMMER SIGNINGS

Over the past eight years, a number of the supporters who were integral to this campaign have formed Celtic FC Foundation’s official Supporters’ Committee. Iain McGovern, Brian Gilmour, David Barrett, Davie McLaughlin, Jen Livingston, Jim McGinley, Mark Cameron and Paul Brennan have all played a vital role in Celtic FC Foundation’s success in recent times.

As part of the Committee, each and every one of these fantastic people has supported the Foundation’s efforts, by either volunteering or taking part in our various events, promoting our work or raising funds through their own initiatives. We would like to express our great thanks to each of the Committee for their continued backing over the years.

As we continue to experience a period of great uncertainty, many of Celtic FC Foundation’s traditional fundraising avenues have simply become impossible and the efforts of our Supporters’ Committee, have become more important now than ever.

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