Founded in 2011, United Glasgow FC works to combat racism, sexism, sectarianism and homophobia in football and in communities. The club has a number of amateur teams, with its first 11 competing in the Scottish Unity Football League, boasting a squad comprised of players from more than 20 countries including Cameroon, China and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. United Glasgow aim to provide a point of access to regular, structured football for those who might find themselves excluded, particularly refugees and asylum seekers. This fundraiser brings together bands, DJs and performers in a celebration of United Glasgow’s work, whilst raising money for the club to make sure it can expand its work; providing kit, training space and travel costs for those who wouldn’t be able to afford to take part otherwise.