07 September 2015
Everyone attending the charity match on Tuesday (kickoff at 20.45 CEST) is contributing to the joint effort of Juventus and UNESCO to help young, vulnerable people benefit from a brighter future in their local communities in Mali and the Central African Republic.
Proceeds from tomorrow evening will go towards financing Bamako’s TEMEDT centre and Bangui’s arts and trades school, providing former child soldiers with a route back into full-time education.
Through these initiatives, Juventus is involved daily in promoting the social reintegration of children, aged between 12 and 17, with the aim of reducing the adverse effects that threaten to drive them overseas, while planting seeds for a more prosperous existence back home.
Tomorrow's event at Juventus Stadium represents a great opportunity for as many people as possible, whether football fans or not, to gather together and show their solidarity towards bettering the lives of young people in need.
