Sutton United FC Raises Over £10,000 for Late Player's Son
Football club raises thousands to support ex-player's son after tragic death at 35

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Sutton United FC has launched a fundraiser for Clark, the son of former player and coach Jack Skinner, who passed away at 35 due to cancer. The initiative has raised over £10,000 in just one day, showcasing the community's support during this tragic time.
- 01Jack Skinner, a former player and coach at Sutton United FC, died of cancer at 35.
- 02The club initiated a GoFundMe campaign to support his son, Clark, raising over £10,000 in one day.
- 03More than 200 donations were made, with one contributor giving £500.
- 04Club chairman Pete Lugg and others expressed heartfelt tributes to Skinner, highlighting his positive impact on the community.
- 05The fundraiser aims to honor Jack Skinner's memory and support his family during this difficult time.
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Sutton United FC has rallied to support the family of Jack Skinner, a former player and coach who tragically passed away at the age of 35 due to cancer. Following his death on June 3, the club initiated a GoFundMe campaign to assist his son, Clark. Within just one day, the fundraiser garnered over £10,000, with contributions from more than 200 donors, including a notable donation of £500 from Alexander Willis. The club expressed its grief, stating that Jack was an integral part of Sutton United, known for his kindness and dedication as a player and coach. The heartfelt tributes from club chairman Pete Lugg and others reflect the profound impact Jack had on the community. The fundraiser serves not only to provide financial support for Clark but also to honor Jack's memory, emphasizing the love and respect he earned from his football family. The club encourages all contributions, no matter the size, to help support Clark during this challenging time.
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The fundraiser provides financial support for Clark, helping him cope with the loss of his father.
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