QPR have donated 250 tickets to Sport Relief and Careline Services as we do our bit to support the nationwide fundraising event.

The Club have agreed to give 250 complimentary tickets to the staff members of Careline for our fixture against Derby County on Tuesday night, as a reward for all of their hard work during the fundraising period.

Since its launch in 2002, over 1.25 million people have taken part in Sport Relief, helping to raise over £75 million.

Sport Relief has a unique history of dedicated people doing extraordinary things to rise to the challenge, from David Walliams' astonishing swim across the English Channel to Eddie Izzard's truly amazing marathon a day around the UK.

All the cash raised helps transform the lives of those in desperate need across the UK and the world's poorest countries.

Tomorrow night, Sport Relief will be hosting a celebrity filled night of TV on BBC1. This is expected to generate tens of thousands of charitable donation calls. A large chunk of these will be taken by the volunteers at Careline Services Ltd.

Careline's Sabrina Cassar told www.qpr.co.uk: "Throughout the year, Careline Services do a fantastic job of supporting a number of specific charities through a range of events and activities and this night will be no exception!

"We have been given a fantastic helping hand with an exceptional donation of matchday tickets to keep spirits high on what will be a very busy night.

"Careline would like to thank QPR for their donation and wish them the best of luck for the remainder of the season."

QPR's Marketing Manager, Joe Kyle, added: "We're delighted to be able to offer our support.

"Sport Relief raises an incredible amount of money and the staff at Careline do a tremendous job.

"They're based in Acton and we're always keen to show our support for the local community."

To find out more about Careline Services, log on to www.careline-services.co.uk