The My Name’5 Doddie Foundation are asking clubs to host a fundraising event with the aim to raise at least £555 to help fund research into Motor Neurone Disease (MND), all whilst watching the 1st Test of the British and Irish Lions!!

Clubs who raise £555 will be entered into a prize draw to win incredible rugby prizes! Plus, your club should use the event to bring together players, coaches and club members in a pre-season social!

Watch the Lions and raise money for MND and your club - what could be better!?!

To register your club click here.

Prizes to be won!
While the focus is raising money to tackle Motor Neurone Disease, clubs who hit their fundraising target get a Doddie Weir signed print and could win a fantastic prize:

- Team coaching session with former Lions Head Coach Sir Ian McGeehan
- Legendary Welsh referee Nigel Owens will ref your club match
- £1,000-worth of Maxi Muscle sport nutrition products

Doddie Weir and Motor Neurone Disease
Doddie revealed in 2017 that he has Motor Neurone Disease; a disease that affects the motor neurons of the nervous system. It is life-shortening and mostly progresses rapidly.

Around 1,100 people are diagnosed with MND every year in the UK. Up to 5,000 adults in the UK are affected at any one time.
Click to learn more about the work of the My Name'5 Doddie Foundation.