Big Hearts Honour: First Team Display Charity’s Logo

Ahead of Big Hearts Day on Saturday, the Club have given Big Hearts the honour of displaying our charity’s logo on the front of their iconic maroon kit.

Showing their continued support to the charity based at Tynecastle Park, the First Team squad will wear a one-off 22/23 Home kit with the Big Hearts logo taking pride of place on the front alongside the Club’s crest.

Since Big Hearts was relaunched as a charity for families in 2015, the Club have been a strong supporter of our work. Allowing us to open our own community space in the Wheatfield stand – The Shed, in 2021, Big Hearts now support over 250 people every week from the Stadium.

Everyone at Big Hearts would like to thank Heart of Midlothian FC for giving us this exclusive  opportunity to raise awareness of our charity at this Cinch Premiership match.

To help our fundraising efforts on Big Hearts Day, these fantastic pieces of memorabilia will be available on MatchWornShirt.  From kick-off at 3pm on Saturday, supporters can place bids online to own the unique Home kits. The auction will close after 1 week.

Adding to the value of these shirts, each one will be individually signed by the respective players post-match, and be offered to supporters unwashed, with mud and sweat included!

All funds raised via the MatchWornShirt auction, will enable Big Hearts to continue changing lives through football.

* Place your bid to bring home a piece of Big Hearts’ history *

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