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London’s ad agencies and BrewDog take to the football field to raise money for YoungMinds




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Anyone who has ever said, or even intimated that the London ad scene isn’t competitive should have their illusions shattered by a football tournament due to take place later this afternoon. 26 agencies and 182 players are competing in an Inter-Agency Football Tournament to raise money for YoungMinds, a charity committed to improving the mental health of children and young people. Every penny raised will be donated to support the charity’s programmes, activities and support services.

The tournament has been organised by Bradley Drake from Talent Club London and so far over £3,000 has been raised for the cause. If you have anything you’d like to offer to Bradley’s cause, CLICK HERE and let your wallet (or at least your PayPal account) do the talking. It’s set to be quite an event and anyone is welcome to come along and cheer on the players. The event kicks off at 6.00pm at PowerLeague Shoreditch (Braithwaite Street), followed by Drinks at BrewDog Shoreditch. BrewDog is also officially lending its support to the event, which promises to be incredibly friendly. Well. Mostly.

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The teams are as follows:- 

LEAGUE A

LEAGUE B

LEAGUE C

LEAGUE D

Best of luck to everyone involved!

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