Story added: 4th April 2019
Christoph Zimmermann has shown his support for the Community Sports Foundation ahead of Saturday’s Community Day at Carrow Road.
The Canaries defender visited Carrow Park to spend some time with various Foundation participants, before helping to highlight the ‘Bring a Pound to the Ground’ campaign, which encourages fans attending Saturday’s match to bring a pound to donate to the Community Sports Foundation.
“I’m here [at Carrow Park] quite regularly because I enjoy what the Community Sports Foundation does,” said Zimmermann.
“I like to support all their activities because they do an outstanding job for the whole community of Norwich.
“Community Day will give a bit more awareness and attention to what is being done and any donations will help the Foundation. I’m happy that we are dedicating Saturday to CSF and I hope we can help deliver a positive result as well on the pitch as well.”
Community Day is an opportunity for fans to get behind the Foundation’s work, which includes supporting people with disabilities and their families, and improving skills and raising aspirations for people from disadvantaged backgrounds.
Many of the Foundation’s programmes rely on funding, and fundraising from activities such as Saturday’s ground collection.
Zimmermann and the playing squad are making their own donations to the Foundation as part of the Community Day celebrations.
Help to spread the message ahead of Community Day by posting on social media, using the hashtags #NCFC and #BringaPoundtotheGround.
If you would like to donate but can’t make it on Saturday you can donate here.


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