CELTIC star Greg Taylor has backed a fundraising campaign by an Inverclyde charity aiming to raise awareness of its work during an eight-hour livestream.
The Scotland international - who hails from Gourock - shared a video praising the efforts of Man On Inverclyde and encouraging people to donate to an upcoming fundraiser.
The charity aims to prevent suicides and enhance wellbeing by providing a range of free group and individual services.
Founder and CEO Chris Paul will spend his day off on Friday hosting a live podcast detailing the work Man On does in the community.
Chris will be joined by several guests on the day and will discuss topics such as suicide prevention, wellbeing and sport.
Huge thanks to Greg Taylor from @CelticFC for his kind message to the charity and support for our Founder and CEO's fundraiser on Friday.
— Man On! (@ManOnSCIO) May 28, 2024
8-hour podcast stream featuring a number of guests 🎙️
Donate here 👇🏻https://t.co/tbdQdg4F4X pic.twitter.com/9zBh8w3OiG
He aims to raise a £1,500, with his JustGiving page currently sitting at more than £1,380.
In his video, Taylor said: “Well done to everyone at Man On Inverclyde.
“Unbelievable work in the town and just want to give you a message of support.
“Thank you very much – and everyone donate where they can.”
Those who wish to support the fundraiser can send donations at justgiving.com.
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