Steve Plunkett’s Plunky’s All Stars charity football match is on target to raise upwards of £20,000 for the Norfolk Hospice.
Established almost 40 years ago, the Norfolk Hospice offers support and guidance to families affected by life-limiting illness.
More than £11,000 has so far been raised for the charity, with more expected on the night when a wide selection of football memorabilia will be raffled off.
Among the prizes on offer are a Manchester United versus Benfica 1968 European Cup Final programme, with replica ticket and team sheet, a programme from the 1974 FA Cup match between Peterborough United and Leeds United, signed West Ham United and Tottenham Hotspur shirts, and fourball golf days at a selection of venues around the UK.
One lucky winner will also receive British Touring Car passes for three people, including a garage tour and grid walk.
The Plunky’s All Stars match is now an annual event, with upwards of £63,000 so far raised for worthwhile charities in the past eight years.
