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This is one of the official balls from the Group Game in which Jamaica knocked Panama out of the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023™ with a 1-0 victory (their first in the history of the tournament). A header in the 56th minute by Allyson Swaby was what won the match for The Reggae Girlz, bringing them to level points with France at the top of Group F. Inscribed on the match-ball is the name OCEANUZ - a reference to the continent of Oceania where the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023™ is set. The radiant whiteness of the ball’s surface is marked by black and blue patterns created by two separate artists from Australia and New Zealand.
The ball was donated by Coca-Cola, official Partner of the FIFA Women’s World Cup™, to raise funds with The One Goal Organization for El Cambio Academy.
PLEASE NOTE: For logistical reasons, the balls will only be shipped to each winner after 20 August which coincides with the ending of the tournament.
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収益の使い道
The One Goal Organization and El Cambio AcademyThe One Goal Organization
The One Goal Organization named partly because the charity does have one clear and determined goal in mind for itself: to use exclusive memorabilia taken from the Women’s Game for the purpose of raising funds for projects that increase the opportunities for girls and women across the globe. It is important to The One Goal Organization that they have a genuine personal connection with the charities they support dedicated to helping young women in disadvantaged communities.
El Cambio Academy
El Cambio Academy is a charity and a football academy in Uganda that uses football as a vehicle for social change and impact.
In Uganda, it is totally unseen to treat girls as athletes and future sports stars. However, since 2021 the academy has enrolled 14 girls from poor areas for whom they provide everything; school, food, housing, health care, character development and top-class football coaching.
El Cambio Academy’s progressive approach has inspired other Ugandan sports academies and schools to an extent where they now also start to enrol girls in order to give them better opportunities in life.