Sports Development Fund Foundation Giving a scholarship to support training fees for “F Nakhon Nayok” Thepchaiya Un-Noo and “Moo Paknam” Noppon Saengkham, each 300,000 baht, totaling 600,000 baht, to prepare for the World Snooker Championship that is about to open the season in July.
On May 10, last at the Office of the Sports Development Fund Foundation, Mr. Panop Jaikua, Deputy Secretary of the Sports Development Fund Foundation with board Has made a money donation ceremony to support Thai snooker players “F Nakhon Nayok” Thepchaiya Un-Noo and “Moo Paknam” Noppon Saengkham who are preparing to compete in the snooker world championship in the 2022-2023 season.
Mr. Panop Jaikua, Deputy Secretary of the Sports Development Fund Foundation said the Sports Development Fund Foundation Founded by kind adults with a variety of professions. both businessmen senior executives of government organizations which has a desire to help develop the sports industry from the beginning Starting from a Thai snooker player “F Nakhon Nayok” Thepchaiya Unnu and “Moo Paknam” Nopphon Saengkham, who are preparing to fight the World Snooker Championship next season, will start the ring in July. The Sports Development Fund Foundation will support the cost of training during their stay in the UK on a monthly basis of 50,000 baht per month, initially supported for 6 months from July to December 2022 totaling 300,000. baht and after that will come to see the work before continuing to support in 2023, although it is not a large amount of money But I believe that it will help lighten the burden of both athletes.
While “F Nakhon Nayok” Thepchaiya Unnu said that he would like to thank the Sports Development Fund Foundation. who saw the importance of snooker The amount of support can help alleviate the burden of rent and training costs. Because the expenses while in England will fall about one hundred thousand baht per month.
For “F Nakhon Nayok” Thep Chaiya is scheduled to travel to England on May 29, while “Pak Nam” Nopphon Saengkham will travel on July 2.