Goals4GOSH 2025: A Resounding Success for Great Ormond Street Hospital
On Sunday 25th May 2025, AFC Wimbledon's stadium in London was buzzing with energy for the Goals4GOSH 2025 main event. As headline sponsors, Safe I.S. was incredibly proud to support this fantastic initiative, dedicated to raising vital awareness and funds for the Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children (GOSH).
The Goals4GOSH 2025 match was more than just a game; it was a powerful demonstration of community spirit and generosity. It created unforgettable moments of celebration while making a real difference for the children and families supported by GOSH. We're absolutely thrilled to announce that this year's event raised a staggering amount:
This incredible contribution brings the total amount raised by Goals4GOSH since its creation in 2021 to a remarkable:
At Safe I.S., we've been proud sponsors since the very beginning, and we've witnessed firsthand the profound impact this event has had on children's lives. Our team members who volunteered to assist the event on the day including roles such as selling match day programmes, set up of the events stalls, set up changing rooms and general management of the event were truly moved to see children who were under GOSH's care during the first event in 2021 attend this year in fantastic health, their lives forever improved.
We extend our deepest gratitude to Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children (GOSH) for their tireless dedication and incredible work. It is a charity close to the heart of many of our team members, with some directly impacted by the amazing work they do. The impact they have on the lives of countless children and their families is truly immeasurable. It's an honor to support such a vital institution, and we look forward to continuing our partnership with Goals4GOSH in the years to come, helping GOSH provide the best possible care for those who need it most.
For more details on the event, you can read the original match report by Daniel Needham: Match Report: Goals4GOSH 2025 by Daniel Needham
