Continuing to question the value of art and following on from The Duke which raised over £36,500 in in its first year of touring, ME & ROBIN HOOD seeks to raise money for Street Child United World Cup 2018. A charity that uses the power of sport to change the way the world negatively sees and treats street-connected children, so they can be protected, respected and supported to build a life away from the streets.

Street Child United’s flagship initiative is the Street Child World Cup, which kicks-off ahead of each FIFA World Cup. The next Street Child World Cup will take place in Moscow 2018. This is more than a game and together we are Street Child United.

A Message from Street Child United about joining forces with Hoipolloi to raise money for the 2018 World Cup:
“Street Child United uses football and the arts to change the way street children are seen and treated. The arts and working with incredible artists who help us see our world differently is at the heart of what we do – helping us create new, diverse platforms for street-connected children’s voices to be heard.  
It is a privilege for Street Child United to work with such as accomplished artist and communicator as Shôn Dale-Jones.”

Me & ROBIN HOOD is at the Everyman, Thu 2 Nov to Sat 4 Nov 2017.