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Blue Nose Day returns as Blues take on Bolton Wanderers
Blue Nose Day returns for 2026.
2026-11-06T10:00+00:00
Supporters will be able to purchase a raffle ticket and Blue Nose at Blues v Charlton Athletic
The Blues Foundation’s annual Blue Nose Day fundraiser returns for the 2026/27 season, with supporters encouraged to get behind the campaign when Birmingham City welcome Bolton Wanderers to St. Andrew’s @ Knighthead Park on Saturday 28 November (3pm kick-off).
On the day, dozens of Foundation volunteers will be making their way around the stadium, selling Blue Noses and raffle tickets to raise much-needed funds for the Foundation’s work in the local community. We know times are tough for many people right now, so every contribution, however small, is hugely appreciated.
This year’s raffle will feature a host of prizes, including hospitality seats in The Garrison, signed shirts and a Nintendo Switch, giving supporters the chance to win while contributing to a cause that makes a real difference across Birmingham.
Funds raised will support the Blues Foundation’s Community Hub, a vital resource for the neighbourhood surrounding St. Andrew’s @ Knighthead Park. The Hub offers a range of free services for local residents, including youth clubs, homework sessions, a weekly food pantry, jobs fairs, school holiday camps and adult learning.
Open to people of all ages, the Hub helps local residents access opportunities, support and essential resources within their community. Every Blue Nose sold helps the Foundation build on that work and reach even more people across the city.
Blue Nose Day will also see the Foundation encourage supporters to get involved in its Sleepout on Friday 27 November, offering participants the chance to experience the stadium in a completely different way while raising funds for the Community Hub.
Jeremy Dale, CEO at Birmingham City Football Club, said: “Blue Nose Day is always a brilliant celebration of our fanbase, and how much they care about the community work we do. The Sleepout is a great but tough night, and a chance to see the stadium like never before.
“The Community Hub is a hugely important asset in our neighbourhood, and we want it to make an even bigger difference in the years ahead. If you’re able to, please join the Sleepout, sponsor a friend, or buy a Blue Nose at the Bolton game!”
Supporters are encouraged to be at St. Andrew’s @ Knighthead Park on Saturday 28 November for a special matchday celebrating the Foundation’s work across the city.
Can’t make the game? If you’re in a position to, you can still support the Blues Foundation’s work in the community by making a donation.
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The Blues Foundation’s annual Blue Nose Day fundraiser returns for the 2026/27 season, with supporters encouraged to get behind the campaign when Birmingham City welcome Bolton Wanderers to St. Andrew’s @ Knighthead Park on Saturday 28 November (3pm kick-off).
On the day, dozens of Foundation volunteers will be making their way around the stadium, selling Blue Noses and raffle tickets to raise much-needed funds for the Foundation’s work in the local community. We know times are tough for many people right now, so every contribution, however small, is hugely appreciated.
This year’s raffle will feature a host of prizes, including hospitality seats in The Garrison, signed shirts and a Nintendo Switch, giving supporters the chance to win while contributing to a cause that makes a real difference across Birmingham.
Funds raised will support the Blues Foundation’s Community Hub, a vital resource for the neighbourhood surrounding St. Andrew’s @ Knighthead Park. The Hub offers a range of free services for local residents, including youth clubs, homework sessions, a weekly food pantry, jobs fairs, school holiday camps and adult learning.
Open to people of all ages, the Hub helps local residents access opportunities, support and essential resources within their community. Every Blue Nose sold helps the Foundation build on that work and reach even more people across the city.
Blue Nose Day will also see the Foundation encourage supporters to get involved in its Sleepout on Friday 27 November, offering participants the chance to experience the stadium in a completely different way while raising funds for the Community Hub.
Jeremy Dale, CEO at Birmingham City Football Club, said: “Blue Nose Day is always a brilliant celebration of our fanbase, and how much they care about the community work we do. The Sleepout is a great but tough night, and a chance to see the stadium like never before.
“The Community Hub is a hugely important asset in our neighbourhood, and we want it to make an even bigger difference in the years ahead. If you’re able to, please join the Sleepout, sponsor a friend, or buy a Blue Nose at the Bolton game!”
Supporters are encouraged to be at St. Andrew’s @ Knighthead Park on Saturday 28 November for a special matchday celebrating the Foundation’s work across the city.
Can’t make the game? If you’re in a position to, you can still support the Blues Foundation’s work in the community by making a donation.
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