Stephen Warnock's commitment to making a positive impact extends beyond the football pitch, as he serves as an ambassador for the Darby Rimmer Foundation, a remarkable charity dedicated to supporting individuals affected by Motor Neurone Disease (MND). Stephen's involvement with the foundation exemplifies his dedication to making a difference in the lives of those facing this devastating illness. His support not only raises awareness for MND but also offers a source of inspiration and hope to those impacted by the disease.
Stephen, as an ambassador for Golf Clubs 4 Cash, brings his passion for golf to new heights by showcasing the brand's mission and quality offerings. Representing one of the UK's largest suppliers of pre-owned golf equipment, he plans to play on various courses, facing off against other ex-players. Through these matches, Stephen not only highlights the accessibility and value of Golf Clubs for Cash products but also brings fans a unique experience of watching former pros compete in a relaxed, friendly environment, rekindling the spirit of competition while promoting sustainable practices in golf.
Global Ambassador
As the global ambassador for 7 Elite Academy Youth Soccer Academy, Stephen has brought his wealth of experience and passion for the beautiful game to young people in Liverpool and the USA. Since 2019 Stephen has worked with the coaches to deliver masterclass sessions, passing on his experiences to the next generation of footballers. Stephen's dedication to nurturing young talents and fostering a love for the sport shines brightly in this role. He's not just a figurehead; he's hands-on, working closely with the coaching staff, imparting valuable insights, and igniting a profound enthusiasm for the sport. Stephen's presence at 7 Elite Academy is a true game-changer and exemplifies what a true ambassadorship is all about.
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