Young Ambassadors

We are delighted to announce that Leeds Utd and England U20 midfielder Lewis Bate is the Foundation’s First Ambassador.

Lewis has been a big supporter of the charity for some time and will continue to champion the good work we do.

“I am really pleased to announce that I am an Ambassador for the Tommy Crush Foundation, supporting teenagers vulnerable to suicide. Nobody should suffer in silence, and this fantastic charity aims to provide the support necessary to those who may be struggling.

If you’re in a position to, any support to this amazing charity at all would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Lewis”

Harry is a first-year pro with Hull City. He completed a two-year scholarship with the club, achieving Academy Player of the Year and captaining the under-18s!

The foundation’s new young ambassador.

Toby is a professional footballer at Charlton Athletic FC and is currently on loan at Farnborough FC, picking up young player of the year for 23/26.

He has been at Charlton since the age of 7, captaining both the U18’s and U21’s.

Harry played for Charlton in his academy days from under 10s to under 18, where he signed for Colchester for 3 years as a pro, playing 2 games for the first team, which consists of 4 loans to Bishop Stortford twice, one winning the Isthmian League, also playing for Braintree. He then joined Aveley permanently and now plays for Dover.

James signed for Charlton at under-10s, then under-18s, when he was bought on a permanent deal to Brighton, where he played for the U21S for a year, then signed a 6-month loan to Crewe Alexandra, playing 9 times in League Two. The following season signing for league 1 side Oxford where he played 25 games till Christmas where he was recalled and went to Sheffield Wednesday in the championship Oxford was top of the league and ended up getting promoted by the play offs he played 19 games till the end of the season playing in the season where they called it the great escape when he signed they where 13 points off safety and by the last game of the season they escaped and stayed in the championship for Sheffield Wednesday. He then re-signed on loan for Sheffield Wednesday, playing 38 games for the Owls in a mid-table finish. James is currently playing for Birmingham in the Championship, fighting for a playoff, playing 30 games and still playing. He played for all the England youth games from U15S to now, playing U21S and in the summer playing every game of the u21 euros what England won, beating Germany in the final.