Glossop’s Official Manchester City Supporters Club has shown that football rivalries count for nothing after donating £500 to a young Hadfield man battling an aggressive brain tumour.
Jack Rawding-Revell, 25, was presented with the cheque at Glossop Cricket Club on Wednesday 4th November, following the supporters club’s decision to make him its chosen charity recipient for this year.
The donation is particularly close to the hearts of club members, as Jack is the son of one of their own. Despite being a Manchester United supporter, the club was determined to show its support as he faces an incredibly difficult fight against cancer.
Steve, Secretary of Glossop Official Manchester City Supporters Club, said: “Every year, the club chooses a local cause to support with a charity donation. This year, we have chosen a cause that is incredibly close to our hearts, hitting home for one of our own members.
“We are making a donation to Jack Rawding-Revell, the son of one of our club members. Jack is bravely fighting cancer and is currently raising vital funds to travel abroad for specialised treatment.
“While Jack is actually a Manchester United fan, we firmly believe that some things are far more important than football rivalries. We want to do everything we can to support his journey and help him reach his fundraising goal.”
Alongside the £500 donation from the supporters club, committee member Dan Carter also made a contribution after completing a 24-hour sponsored swim, bike and walk challenge in aid of Jack.

Jack was diagnosed earlier this year with an aggressive and inoperable brain tumour. He has since undergone surgery to relieve pressure on his brain and completed six weeks of radiotherapy at The Christie.
However, following a recent MRI scan, Jack received the devastating news that, although the radiotherapy had helped reduce the tumours, the cancer had spread to his lower spine and spinal fluid.
He is now exploring further treatment options overseas while continuing to raise funds to support his ongoing treatment and increase awareness of his diagnosis.
Despite the latest setback, Jack remains positive and determined as he continues his fight.
The generosity shown by Glossop's Manchester City supporters is a reminder that community spirit and compassion can transcend even the fiercest football rivalries.

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