Club last Friday.
Dynamos, Eagles, Ali Sundowns and BN Academy were given the soccer balls courtesy of Global Hyundai Korea whose representative Niki Trombas hailed the donation.
“We are happy that the one million-dream campaign started on a high note,” said Trombas.
“It is good that the junior teams are being run professionally and the kids are very happy as they are taking the balls home.
“It is a campaign that is aimed at distributing one million soccer balls in Africa and the programme is aimed at promoting underprivileged kids so that they will get inspiration from such an exercise.
“We will take the programme further and it was very pleasing to see smiles on the kids’ faces.”
BN Academy got 85 balls and its managing director Bekhimpilo Nyoni was thrilled with the support they are getting.
“This is a great day for us and we would like to thank Hyundai for the kind gesture and call on the corporate world to emulate what Hyundai did.
“As BN academy we are very grateful for receiving the balls and as a junior development organisation we look forward to keep on working with the corporate world.
“We are aiming at producing more players for the country and there is a lot of potential in the players that we have.”
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