Everton Launch Campaign To Combat Isolation and Support Society's Most Vulnerable

This is one of the reasons we all love Everton. It's more than just a football club.

Proud to be an Evertonian for 66 years.

Here's wishing every fan and their families a safe journey through these difficult times, take care of yourselves, and each other.

A socially distanced Blue, across the Pond.

I know many people have already committed, some have already had direct debit payments taken from their bank accounts. However others, like myself, have been waiting until the end of March to make the one-off payment, and now find ourselves concerned at having to fork out £595 when immediate future income is at severe threat (I'm self-employed).

Everton at their peak, unbeaten at home in the FA cup for 10 years. Current FA cup holders and eventual league champions. Won the European Cup Winners Cup, and only denied another FA cup from sheet exhaustion.

Special days from Kendall and Co. Get a beer and enjoy watching Everton on the tv again.

Perhaps we could do some job swaps within the Club?

Anyway - credit where it's due. Dave #4 great to hear it is actually in motion. We often underestimate small gestures like that.

£595? By the time this is all over you'll qualify for the £299 rate for those aged 64+.

Good on Bill Kenwright for spending half an hour on the phone to a housebound elderly lady earlier today and good on Seamus for checking up on another fan via the phone. These are proper ways to support people in need and if the media don't show an interest at least we know what our club is capable of.

Ian @8, if you are suggesting a tribute to Kendall on Sunday, then scotch would be more appropriate.

I never thought I would write to the club, but I think I will be doing so today. Very uplifting.

Brian @15,

Get paid. Fantastic idea!

Other Clubs are just donating pies and stuff they couldn't sell on a cancelled match day.

Though to be fair, EitC have had structures and community ties in place for a few years now and are well placed to hit the ground running.

Great that our club is doing something both positive and necessary in this hour of need, and I'd like to echo what Darren said, about Brian's post@15.

Nothing has happened yet, it's still very early days in this horrible battle that some people don't seem to fully understand, but I've been thinking about footballers and their sheltered lives, and honestly think people might turn on them when this is all over, if they just carry on taking their obscene wages, and do nothing.

Also, for all the Kenwright bashing, the guy has proven time and time again that he really is one of the decent guys in football. He might have made mistakes, but he frequently makes kind gestures and doesn't seek publicity.

I do echo the post in 15, it would be sad to start seeing clubs go under and criminal to see Premier League players earning more in a week than what would be needed to keep an entire club afloat for a month. The players should follow the clubs lead and support others financially in any way they can.

I'm a bit, or very, illiterate when it comes to using the internet and website. ToffeeWeb is virtually the only site I use, that's why I'm on it so much.

Log in to your account, click on 'Tickets' at the bottom, then, in the Tickets section, scroll down and you will see 'Renew'.

I hope this helps.

"Kenwright doesn't seek publicity" is an absolute cracker... ssshh don't say nothing!

You then see "Welcome. Don't have an account?" If you don't yet have an account and password for Everton, click on "Register now". Enter the details required on the page that next shows.

Or give me you're phone number and I'll talk you through it.

Chelsea has impressively put up NHS staff in a club hotel at Stamford Bridge, the two Manchester clubs have each coughed up £50,000 for local food banks, but one club is head and shoulders above the rest in the steps they have taken.

Proud to be Blue.

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Amazing they can find so much space to describe the fact that Liverpool as a club has done... errrrr, fuck-all!!!

“Here's that score, I owe you” usually breaks the spell, but that won't work if you're on the phone to him though, so best of luck, mate!

When it opens by saying Klippity wrote to all the fans in support of suspending the PL you kinda know the rest is going to be underwhelming.

It was.

As I understand it, he only uses cash and there's nobody at Everton to accept that?

Also how fans are taken for granted, ticket prices, timings of games... They've not mentioned VAR yet! Or the Arteta money. Very much against games played behind closed doors

It mirrors the reaction of a right-wing Tory government adopting Keynesian economics, and behaving like the 1945 Labour Government (up to a point).

Chance of a reset? Answers on a postcard

Just got back from a walk, never had so many people saying "Good morning, how are you?"

Thanks for trying to help, though, Brent, but, if you've heard of the term “No good deed-goes unpunished”, then you will be glad your help is not needed — just yet!

My ambition, as a kid was to be the first Scouse Pope, but I did have sticky fingers, when I was a kid, so that ambition got shelved, and I resigned myself not to think about Rome and the Vatican, they'll never know what they missed.

To be honest the day they make it a cashless society, I'll be bleedin' knackered. Mind you I'll be made up not being able to spend any money!!

You'll have to help me out then, Tony!!

They've cancelled Mass here. The Diocese of St Augustine is actually live-streaming the Mass on YouTube.

Show time in an hour. It'll be a very weird thing.

Contact less card payments?

A miracle will occur.

Like the donation to Speedo Mick, didn't see many others doing that.

The countless stories about phoning fans, paying for travel, letting people in the directors boxes who were stranded. The offer to save Bury wasn't leaked by him. This is just in the last year.

You might loath him (don't know if you do) and he obviously does some stuff for publicity, but a lot goes unnoticed.