Rugby fans and grassroots clubs are being encouraged to join in the excitement of the Rugby World Cup in Gloucester by sharing their try celebrations online and making a donation to charity.
Whether it’s a try scored by an international star or just friends in the park, link supporters should use Vine and Twitter to share their best celebrations by tagging them with the #tryface hashtag and the @RugbyAid2015 handle.
‘Rugby Aid’ is a campaign in aid of the charity ‘Rugby For Heroes’, viagra sale which raises funds and awareness through the sport of Rugby, vialis 40mg to support military personnel who are making the transition back from active service to civilian life.
Anyone can donate £5 instantly to Rugby For Heroes (Charity number 1140439) by texting RUGBY AID to 70700. Please note that standard network charges for sending a message will apply (cost will vary based on service provider rates). Alternatively you can donate any amount at rugbyforheroes.org.uk/donate.
There will be some big names showing the world their #tryface as the Tournament progresses and encouraging you to perform your wildest celebrations for the chance to win a Rugby Aid t-shirt signed by Mike Tindall and Shane Williams.
Adam Balding, Rugby World Cup co-ordinator for Gloucester City Council, said; “Rugby for Heroes is a brilliant cause, making a real difference to our ex-servicemen and women, and I’m sure the people of Gloucestershire will get behind the work they’re doing.
“I want to see as many fans, players and grassroots clubs taking part in the campaign, to help raise money for Rugby Aid 2015, raise awareness of grassroots Rugby and to show us their best #tryface.”
The first week of the Rugby World Cup has seen a huge 56 tries scored, and with another four weekends to go, there is plenty of opportunity to perfect your #tryface and raise money for a great cause.