FCI Levadia participates in the Duck Rally: Social responsibility is in our DNA

This Sunday, June 1st, the charity event Duck Rally (Pardiralli) will take place in Tallinn, aiming to support children with cancer and their families. Estonia’s top football club FCI Levadia, led by its first team, will participate in the rally to contribute to the success of this heartwarming initiative.

“Simply participating doesn’t mean anything – what matters is the reason behind it. Social responsibility is not a campaign or a one-time effort for us. It is a part of who we are – it’s in the DNA of our club and team. We cannot and do not want to remain bystanders when society needs support. Duck Rally is a truly important initiative that helps where support is most needed – in the lives of children and families who face daily struggles and deserve the backing of the entire community. We invite everyone to join us and do good together,” said team captain Rasmus Peetson.

Over the years, FCI Levadia has contributed to numerous social and charitable projects. The club has previously taken part in campaigns such as “Helping Children,” “Gifted Life,” worked with the Food Bank, Red Cross Reuse Centre, PERH Blood Centre, and in the initiative “Health for Children – NO to Drugs.” The club has also organized free football training sessions for children.

For the second year in a row, FCI Levadia is organizing a major charity match in cooperation with the My Dream Dayfoundation, where FCI Levadia will face Nõmme Kalju FC. The match will take place on June 21st, and half of the ticket revenue will be donated to My Dream Day. Before the match, a charity auction will again be held, featuring unique items from Estonian and international artists, athletes, and celebrities. All proceeds from the auction will go to charity as well. More information about the match is available here.

More information about the Duck Rally can be found here.

Photo: Katariina Peetson / jalgpall.ee