Birmingham City v QPR

Help Harry Help Others
matchday
Tonight’s Sky Bet Championship match
against Queens Park Rangers is more than
just a 90-minute game of football, as all
supporters unite behind local cancer support
charity, Help Harry Help Others.
Back in 2011, young Harry Moseley tragically lost his
battle with cancer, aged just 11. He spent the last few
years he had smiling and raising funds to support
other families going through their own cancer
journey. This inspired his mom, Georgie, to start Help
Harry Help Others, a charity designed to support
families going through the same fight she did.
As part of the work, Georgie has carried out over
the past 11 years, her team have pioneered a cancer
support drop-in centre in East Birmingham, which
offers free services to anyone, whether it is the
patient, a family member or a friend.
The drop-in centre offers a wide array of services,
from counselling and emotional support to wig
fitting and employment advice. The centre is
operated solely on donations from the public
and has helped an untold number of people in
Birmingham and Solihull.
Harry worked closely with Birmingham City
Football Club prior to his passing and Bluenoses
helped the youngster with his fundraising efforts.
Furthermore, they have all proudly supported the
cause ever since the initiation of Help Harry Help
Others in 2012 and will continue to at tonight’s game.
On each seat, the Club has gifted fans with a
trademark Help Harry Help Others bracelet, and is
asking that supporters, should they wish to, donate
the £3 cost of the bracelet to the charity directly. A
QR code can be found on the accompanying card to
the bracelet, or Bluenoses can visit
www.justgiving.com/hhho.
To find out more about the work Georgie and her
team carry out daily, please visit www.hhho.org.uk.
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