Will Vaulks attended Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice’s Skyline Spectacular event recently to show his continued support for the local charity.
The Owls midfielder has been a long-term patron of Bluebell Wood who provide palliative care for young people and support for their loved ones.
The charity hosted an evening at the Pennine Five building in Sheffield city centre where Will was amongst the guest speakers.
The Bluebell Wood fundraising team also held a charity auction with the opportunity to bid on several impressive items, including a signed Geoff Hirst England shirt from 1966.
Vaulks gave a moving speech on the night, he said: “I started volunteering with Bluebell Wood several years ago, and over the years I’ve formed an incredible bond with the charity.
“Now, as a parent to two young children myself, the significance of Bluebell Wood’s incredible work has taken on even more meaning. Their work is so important, not only for the children themselves, but their siblings, parents and families.
“If you are in position to support a charity, you will not find a better and more deserving one anywhere.”
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