'Hunger doesn’t wear club colours.'
supporters set up Jags For Good in order to make a difference to the north of Glasgow in the areas surrounding their club's grounds.
Now Jags For Good has breached a £20,000 milestone total for the fund, which is hosted by Glasgow North West Foodbank. Jack, who was taken to see the Jags play from the age of 18 months and has been a lifelong fan, said the Spartan race was"much worse" than he had been expecting.
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