"A number of local mosques and members of Chelsea's Muslim community such as supporters and school students will be invited to attend, along with Chelsea FC staff," the club said.
Chelsea Foundation head Simon Taylor said they are "delighted" to organize an open iftar, and cannot wait to welcome everyone.
The Premier League club added that the event "will be run in collaboration with the Ramadan Tent Project," an award-winning charity founded in 2013. It has a goal to bring communities together and develop an understanding of Ramadan.
In 2021, Chelsea launched a "No To Hate" campaign as the club took action against racism, hate speech and discrimination but promoted equality, diversity and inclusion.
