Peterborough United players bring Easter joy to children in hospital
Posh defenders Michael Smith and Jack Baldwin, striker Tom Nichols, and midfielder Gwion Edwards, stepped in with the club’s very own Easter bunny Peter Burrow to make it a day to remember for the unwell children.
Tom said: “It is always an honour to be able to visit the Amazon Children’s Ward and help spread a little bit of joy during what is a difficult time for the kids and parents who are in hospital.
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Hide Ad“Credit to the staff here on the ward, they do an amazing job.”
The Easter eggs were funded by Steve Coulson and the team at Serpentine Green Shopping Centre, in Hampton.
They also provided some big boxes of chocolates for the staff on the ward in appreciation of the work they do.
The four footballers, along with the popular Peter Burrow, were taken around the ward, meeting kids and parents before handing out the eggs, posing for pictures and giving away signed match programmes.
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Hide AdA club spokesperson said; “We have built up a fantastic relationship with staff at the Amazon Children’s Ward over the years, so it was brilliant to be able to visit and deliver Easter eggs to the children on the ward in time for Easter.
“The Easter eggs were very kindly funded by Steve Coulson and the team at Serpentine Green Shopping Centre and we thank them for their continued support.”