By The News Booth Desk
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Shabana Football Club's nationwide fan community has long been recognized for its passionate support on the terraces, but it is their off-pitch activities that have been making waves across the country. Known for their vibrant presence and unwavering loyalty, the fans have extended their influence beyond the stadiums through a series of community outreach initiatives aimed at fostering growth and development in the communities they are part of.
On Sunday, August 9, 2026, the Shabana Kings and Queens 001 Fans branch demonstrated this commitment by visiting Calvary Zion Children's Home in Utange. This visit was not just a routine charity event; it was a heartfelt gesture of solidarity and support. The fans, who are part of a larger network spread across different regions, came together to interact with the children and staff, donate essential items, and share moments of joy and fellowship. Their presence was a testament to the wider Shabana FC community's dedication to societal upliftment through meaningful engagements.
Calvary Zion Children's Home, established in November 1998, has been a sanctuary for orphaned and abandoned children, providing them with care and support. The home welcomed the Shabana fans with open arms, and the children expressed their gratitude through performances that set a warm and welcoming tone for the day. Representatives from the home provided an overview of their operations, highlighting the challenges and triumphs they face in their mission to provide a nurturing environment for the children.
During the visit, Dinah Mokaya, chairlady of the Shabana Kings and Queens 001 Fans, emphasized the broader philosophy of the fan community. "We are Shabana, but today we are here as parents, brothers and sisters. Tore Bobe is not just about football. It is about lifting each other and giving hope where it is needed most," she said. Her words encapsulated the spirit of the day, underscoring the fans' commitment to making a positive impact beyond the football field.
As the visit drew to a close in the late afternoon, the fans pledged their continued support and engagement with Calvary Zion Children's Home. The management of the home expressed their appreciation and assured the fans that their doors would always remain open for future partnerships. The day ended with the fans making donations towards the welfare of the children, reinforcing their promise to stand by the home in its mission to provide care and hope to those in need.
