BA Football Association has partnered with Tappoo–Panamex and Pure Days for the Pinktober Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign.
The partnership is part of the association’s community and social responsibility initiatives, extending its role beyond football to support communities in the Ba area.
Under the leadership of president Praneel Dayal and vice-president Zahida Hussein, the association will help promote breast cancer awareness and encourage families and young people to learn more about the importance of the campaign.
As part of the initiative, Pure Days and Ba Football Association will provide donations to university students, the Golden Age Home, and selected primary and secondary schools.
Dayal said the association believed football had a responsibility to create a positive impact beyond the football field.
“Ba Football Association is not only about winning trophies. We have a responsibility to our people and our communities.
“Through partnerships like this, we can use the strength and reach of football to create awareness, support families, empower our youth, and make a meaningful difference in people’s lives,” Dayal said.
Hussein is championing the initiative, which the association said reflected its commitment to supporting people and communities in need.
The Pinktober partnership adds to Ba FA’s community-focused initiatives as it continues to promote social responsibility alongside its football programmes.
The association acknowledged Tappoo–Panamex and Pure Days for their partnership and support towards the breast cancer awareness campaign.
