Plymouth Argyle 2024-25 Shirts To Feature St Luke’s Sponsor

Football kit news from England as the Plymouth Argyle 2024-25 shirts will feature the St Luke’s shirt sponsor logo for this weekend’s Championship fixture against Derby County.

Classic Builders, the front of shirt sponsors of Plymouth Argyle have donated their space on the front of the Plymouth shirts to local hospice, St Luke’s for this weekend’s fixture to raise awareness and funds.

Just 300 limited edition Plymouth Argyle St Luke’s shirts have been made available whilst the matchworn shirts will be auctioned off to raise more money for the hospice.

Sam Greenfield the Head of Commercial at Plymouth Argyle FC, said: “Classic Builders are keen to use the partnership to give back to the local community who have supported their business for many years.

“We are delighted that they have chosen to shine a light on St Luke’s, a charity close to the hearts of Plymouth Argyle and the thousands of fans who follow us. We are collaborating with Classic Builders and the hospice to make sure it will be a day to remember that does good for our community too.”

Fred Bennetton the Founding Director of Classic Builders, said: “For me and my Partners – Darren Wills, Adam Brimacombe and Jason Battle – supporting St Luke’s is a privilege given everything the hospice does for our community.

“Their specialist services ensure local people with terminal illness have the comfort and dignity they deserve at the end of their lives, but more than that, they are there for the families too.

“Colleagues and clients tell me about the wonderful support their own families have received from St Luke’s. Such compassionate care is priceless, but at Classic Builders we are aware that what the hospice gives at no cost to its patients does not come cheap to the charity, particularly in this very tough economic climate.

“That’s why we’re using our platform as Argyle shirt sponsor to turn the spotlight on St Luke’s. We hope that in doing so we will not only increase awareness but raise as much money as we can to help keep the hospice team doing what they do so brilliantly for months and years to come.”