Barry Bannan named as Sheffield children's' hospital charity ambassador
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Barry Bannan, 34, said the work the charity does was "incredible"
Sheffield Wednesday captain Barry Bannan has been named as a new ambassador for The Children's Hospital Charity in Sheffield.
The midfielder will kick off his new role with a fundraising event on 3 March featuring current and ex-players.
The charity raises money for Sheffield's Children's Hospital, to fund projects including a new helipad and buy specialist equipment.
Bannan described the work the charity does as "incredible".
Rob Gurruchaga, development officer at The Children's Hospital Charity, said: "Barry is a local hero and by supporting us he will help change the lives of children from Sheffield, Yorkshire, and beyond."

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