REDDITCH boxer Leo ‘The Lionheart’ Fanthome made a winning return to the ring in his third professional fight
Fanthome claimed a dominant points win against Sheffield’s Paul Scaife in a welterweight bout at the Holiday Inn at Birmingham Airport.
Our charitable work
#droptheknife Project
Mr Peter Martin from Redditch has campaigned against Knife Crime since witnessing his best friend being stabbed multiple times in 2011. He has set up #DropTheKnife youth engagement workshops and self defense lessons.
He visits schools and colleges in the Redditch and Bromsgrove area and educates young people about the Dangers and consequences of knife crime.
At the end of November, he reached a total of 50,000 young people in schools and colleges as part of his Drop The Knife Project. He has also helped supply 100 Bleed kits to the community.
Mr Martin has received numerous awards including a points of light award from the Prime Minister.
Shakespeare Treasure is so proud and honoured to be supporting such a worthy cause.
Security work for Charitable events
We have provided Security and support for various charitable boxing events. We also sponsor and mentor Young Talent!
Leo ‘The Lion Heart’ Fanthome is an aspiring professional young athlete who has a very bright future ahead. We are delighted to be sharing his journey with him.
DIY SOS
Humbling and emotional experience. Being part of a team that truly cares and makes a life changing difference to a young lady and her supportive family was something special and left lasting memories that changed each of us for the better
4 Steps to a smile
The endless joy that Linda and her team brought to families in need was incredible to witness.
Linda has retired now but her compassion and dedication to her work supporting those in desperate need, her legacy will live on forever.
Maureen Terera Foundation
Harriet Chimani and her team strive to raise funds for children living with disabilities in Zimbabwe. Their disabilities are often marginalized and overlooked. Harriet has dedicated her life to making positive changes and supporting these vulnerable children, giving them immense hope to believe they will have a brighter future.
Redditch United U7’s Tracksuits
Redditch United U7’s team were so excited to receive their new tracksuits courtesy of Allan Peyton.
The team are part of the Central Warwickshire League and wore their new tracksuits with pride.
Investing time and energy at Grassroots can really make a big difference.
Shakespeare Treasure donated a new kit for the young achieving footballers
The dreams of our youth hold the key to unlocking a world of possibilities. With passion as their guide, youth can conquer any obstacle.
Sponsoring The Nomads Cricket Team
We truly enjoyed sponsoring the Nomads Cricket team and look forward to supporting them in many more years to come. Their team spirit is inspiring.
Isaac’s Food Bank
11-year-old Isaac Winfield, who opened a food bank in his garden shed to help the poor during COVID-19 lockdowns.
Now, Isaac has opened a “gift bank” for moms and dads who can’t afford presents for their children, in addition to a fifth shed-born foodbank.
December is a big month for Isaac. It’s his birthday month, but there’s also Christmas, and the anniversary of the launch of his food bank, which he started with money from his birthday.
He went on to open additional food banks in his hometown of Redditch, in Worcestershire, England, after realizing how many people in his community needed a helping hand.
Shakespeare Treasure often donates food to this food bank and others.
