Vertu Nelson Land Rover companions with Burnley FC to assist native meals financial institution assortment at a current residence match at Turf Moor.

As a part of the initiative, a Vary Rover, supplied by Vertu Nelson Land Rover, was stationed outdoors the stadium to function a set level. The trouble was complemented by a Golf from Vertu Skipton Volkswagen and a visually putting, branded American-style faculty bus, creating a number of assortment factors for followers to contribute to the trigger.

Each the Vary Rover and the Golf have been pushed to the stadium crammed with meals already collected by Vertu Nelson Land Rover.

Allison Reede, head of enterprise at Vertu Nelson Land Rover, mentioned: “It is an honour for Vertu Nelson Land Rover to assist the Burnley neighborhood on this important trigger. As we be part of forces with Burnley FC, we’re not simply reinforcing our dedication to neighborhood welfare but in addition strengthening the bond between the membership and its supporters.”

Finley Wilkinson, partnerships supervisor at Burnley FC, added: “As a membership, we place big worth on our work inside the area people and are delighted to have joined forces with Vertu Motors on an initiative that advantages a vastly essential trigger. The meals kindly donated by each Vertu Nelson Land Rover and followers attending the match is a large enhance for the neighborhood foodbank, and the success of the occasion displays the way in which during which our partnership extends past soccer to assist those that want it most.”

Vertu Motors, the Official Automotive Retailer Companion for Burnley FC for the 2023/24 and 2024/25 seasons, is taking an lively position in neighborhood engagement and social accountability.

Robert Forrester, chief government of Vertu Motors and a devoted Burnley fan, added: “Supporting the Burnley FC locally foodbank is a mirrored image of our values at Vertu Motors. Situated within the coronary heart of Burnley, this initiative is a lifeline for a lot of, and we’re proud to contribute to its mission.”