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EuropeAid
European Union
Playing 4 Peace funded by the European Union, will train coaches and local leaders to plan, organise and implement their own cross community activities within the F4P initiative. They will be mentored by trained and experienced leaders from the various F4P programmes worldwide.
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London / England
The FA
The FA was founded in 1863 as the governing body of the game in England. The FA is responsible for all regulatory aspects of the game of football in England. The FA iscommitted to making football accessible, enjoyable and safe for everyone, regardless of race, religion, gender, sexuality, background or ability.
“The FA is supportive of initiatives such as this which show how football can be used as a vehicle to bring people and communities together. Football 4 Peace reflects The FA's own vision of 'using the power of football to build a better future' and we wish this project every success.”
Jane Bateman – Director of International Relations, The FA
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London / England
London Marathon
The London Marathon Ltd is wholly owned by the London Marathon Charitable Trust and is responsible for organising the Virgin London Marathon. Its income comes from sponsorship, marketing, advertising, entry fees, TV etc. and after costs 100% of its surplus is handed to The London Marathon Charitable Trust who then award grants to recreational projects.
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Frankfurt / Germany
PRODYNA AG
The PRODYNA AG is an innovative, privately held supplier of enterprise Java software solutions with offices in Frankfurt am Main, Munich, Düsseldorf and Stuttgart. The PRODYNA AG designs and implements custom enterprise software solutions and provides consulting, enterprise software architectures, software implementation, requirements engineering, quality assurance, project management, offshore management and application management.
The PRODYNA AG is supporting Football 4 Peace since 2008 as part of their Corporate Social Responsibility policy. The company has developed a strong partnership with the project encouraging employees to take part in F4P activities and to follow the development of the project on the ground. Moreover F4P members are invited to join the PRODYNA AG in challenges as marathons, mountain hikes or other fundraising events.
[Website] [3PC 2010] [Lisbon Marathon 2009] [3PC 2008]
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Frankfurt / Germany
DFB - Cultural Foundation
The DFB cultural foundation´s goal is to ensure, assist and create art and cultural projects around football. Furthermore the foundation supports projects promoting international understanding and integration as well as initiatives fighting against racism, xenophobia and anti-Semitism.
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New York / USA
TowerBrook Foundation
TowerBrook is an investment management firm with a differentiated strategy and a track record of creating value for investors. The firm is based in Europe and the USA and focuses on making investments in European and North American companies. The TowerBrook Foundation is a charitable foundation that is funded from the profits of the business.
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Belfast / Ireland
The Irish FA
Founded in the Queens Hotel, Belfast in 1880 the Irish Football Association is the fourth oldest governing body in the world. The IFA looks after the interests of the game in the six northern counties: Antrim, Armagh, Down, Fermanagh, Londonderry and Tyrone.
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Abbotstown / Ireland
The FA of Ireland
The Football Association of Ireland is the governing body of football in Ireland. Our game is being developed and supported by the FAI and its associates; clubs, affiliates and leagues, in every townland, city street and community across Ireland, in line with our mission to foster, develop and promote football.
Our goal is to continue to increase participation in all sections of the community through our members, voluntary and executive, working with the many stakeholders who enjoy and support our sport.
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Belfast / Ireland
International Fund for Ireland
The International Fund for Ireland is an independent international organisation which was established by the British and Irish Governments in 1986. Financed by contributions from the United States of America, the European Union, Canada, Australia and New Zealand; the Fund promotes economic and social advance, and encourages contact, dialogue and reconciliation between nationalists and unionists throughout Ireland.
At its core, the Fund’s mission is to tackle the underlying causes of sectarianism and violence and to build reconciliation between people and within and between communities throughout the island of Ireland.
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