Berlin/Cape Town/Zug – October 2023 – UBUNATION, a dynamic community and platform driven by kindness, kindness, and respect for others, is thrilled to unveil its inaugural campaign and collection in partnership with the We Like Football Academy (WLFA).
WLFA, a non-profit organization headquartered in Cape Town, South Africa, is dedicated to empowering youth for a brighter future. Their steadfast commitment revolves around nurturing talented players while positively impacting their local communities. WLFA’s vision is centered on fostering the dreams of young individuals, infusing them with hope and passion for a better tomorrow.
In this transformative collaboration, UBUNATION and WLFA introduce “The WLFA Springbok Charity Collection,” a unique digital collectible series. This collection offers participants the opportunity not only to enrich their charitable endeavors but also to contribute to a noble cause. By engaging with this campaign and acquiring items from the exclusive collection, individuals become catalysts for positive change in the lives of young South Africans.
Key Highlights of “The WLFA Charity Collection Campaign” include:
Unique Collectibles: The collection offers 10,000 distinct Springbok images, each adorned with unique football accessories, ensuring the uniqueness of every WLFA Springbok collectible. For every $6 donation, the donor receives one exclusive image from this limited Springbok collection, each featuring distinct football accessories.
Distinguished Voices: The campaign has garnered support from influential figures, including Sam Lehoko, the renowned radio presenter from Mix 93.8 FM, Maik Franz, a former professional Bundesliga footballer, and Ernst Middendorp, a famous German football coach who also served as the head coach for the South African Kaizer Chiefs Football Club, among others. These voices are joining the campaign to champion the cause.
Exclusive Rewards: Participants in the campaign acquire the chance to win exclusive rewards, such as signed football jerseys, football tickets, meet and greets, or personalized video messages from the voices, adding excitement to their digital collectible experience.
Blockchain NFT Technology: To secure the collectibles and provide real ownership, the campaign utilizes Polygon blockchain NFT technology. Collectors can participate in rewards raffles and proudly demonstrate their support for WLFA by showcasing their unique collections.
Heissam Hartmann, Founder of UBUNATION, remarked, “Let’s kick off a game-changing partnership, scoring goals of hope and positivity for the next generation. Where kindness meets collectibles, and kindness joins forces with football, a brighter future for South Africa’s youth emerges with this recent campaign.”
Christian Alder, Founder of We Admire Football Academy, added, “The vision of We Admire Football Academy is to guide the kids with hope & passion for a better future. We aim to develop their skill set and knowledge, creating opportunities both on and off the field, teaching life skills, maintaining their health, and fostering a platform where they can catch responsibility. We are bold that this partnership with UBUN?TION will assist us continue to develop and expand our on-site organization in Cape Town.”
This collaboration between UBUNATION and WLFA exemplifies the power of kindness, kindness, and community spirit converging with Polygon blockchain technology to create lasting change. It represents an opportunity for individuals worldwide to contribute to a brighter future for South Africa’s youth while acquiring unique and valuable digital collectibles.
To learn more about the We Admire Football Academy (WLFA) and find out how to secure the collection, visit www.ubunation.com/wlfa. Here, you can discover the voices behind the campaign, view the exciting rewards, and even apply to become a voice and support this noble cause. Join us in making a dissimilarity through the magic of digital collectibles and the boundless potential of kindness.
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