Leeds based health technology companies TPP and EMIS Health are
coming together for a football match designed to raise thousands of pounds for charity.

The match, which will take place on Sunday 17th September at St Marys, Menston (1pm kick off), will feature eleven players on each team who currently work for the software firms.

EMIS Health will play in white, while the TPP team will play in blue.

Both companies will seek to raise sponsorship funds in advance of the
match with two local charities to benefit. The Children’s Heart Surgery
Fund (that supports the Congenital Heart Surgery Unit at Leeds General
Infirmary) and the Yorkshire Air Ambulance Service.

This site is only for donations to The Yorkshire Air Ambulance Service:

The Yorkshire Air Ambulance Service is a charity that relies solely on the generosity of individuals and organisations to help save lives across 
Yorkshire. They receive help through the secondment of paramedics from the NHS, through the Yorkshire Ambulance Service NHS Trust. To keep both of Yorkshire's air ambulances in the air they need to raise £12,000 per day, which equates to £4.4 million a year.