"Kono Yubi TomaREDS!", which works with supporters and advocates to solve problems facing local communities, began in 2021 during the COVID-19 pandemic and ended its fifth year of activity in the 2025 season.

Looking back at the fifth year (2025)
"Reducing food waste"
[Collaborators: Saitama City Resource Recycling Policy Division, NPO Food Bank Saitama, Meiji Yasuda Life Insurance Company Urawa Branch]
In addition to continuing the regular food drive for club staff and the food drive with the cooperation of fans and supporters at "Sustainable Day" held on October 4th, the club also cooperated with Saitama City's new food waste reduction project, the "Hero Shopping Campaign," in which unsold food and beverage items from Saitama Stadium's food and beverage stalls were sold after Trial.



Support for people with disabilities "Peer Shop Support Project"
[Collaborator: Saitama City Disability Welfare Division]
On August 4th, the players visited Fluor, an employment support facility in Saitama City, and interacted with the crew (users) while making products.
Also, on August 31st, members of Fluor visited the stadium and held an exhibition and sale.



「このゆびとまれっず！×赤い羽根」募金
[協働者 埼玉県共同募金会]
8月31日と9月20日のホームゲーム2試合で募金活動を実施し、ファン・サポーターのみなさまから温かいご支援をいただき、676,066円の募金が集まりました。お預かりした募金は『このゆびとまれっず！」の今後のアクションに有効活用させていただきます。



"Heartful Care"
[Collaborators: Mitsubishi Public Relations Committee, Saitama City Children's Cafeteria Network]
Heartful Care was held for the first time in two years at the home game on October 4th.
41 children who use the children's cafeteria and their families participated in the event, experiencing Heart-full Soccer and watching Vissel Kobe match.



Heartful Care report here

"REDS Santa"
[Collaborators: 25 companies, including partner companies, RBC member companies, government agencies, and local organizations]
This is an action that has been carried out for five consecutive years since the start of "Kono Yubi TomaREDS!"
This time, 25 organizations participated, the largest number ever, and donated supplies were delivered to 51 children's cafeterias, mainly in Saitama City, and to approximately 1,500 children.
In addition, Redia and club staff visited three children's cafeterias and participated in distribution events to hand over the presents directly to the children.



Click here for the REDS Santa report

Voices from our collaborators



In recent years, in addition to the various issues facing local communities, issues such as "natural disasters" and "global climate change" have also been brought to the forefront.
While continuing the efforts of the past five years, there are also an increasing number of issues that need to be addressed on a larger scale. In order to expand the scope of these activities, it is necessary for each individual, not just club staff, to take these issues personally and act accordingly.
Let's continue to unite the efforts of everyone involved with Urawa Reds and move forward together!

Kono Yubi TomaREDS!"