Charity Of Football Clubs During The COVID 19; Neymar And Mbappe Feed Meals For 1200 People Per day

We have listed 2 clubs that have done amazing work during the lock downtime.

Paris Saint Germain

Meanwhile up in Paris the facilities at the park the pranced are being put to good use Maria, Neymar, and Mpappe are no longer gracing its turf. PSG’s 48,000 seater stadium is unsurprisingly home to several kitchens. Which are being utilized in a project funded by the sale of over 1,000 limited-edition Parisian shirts. Up to 1200 meals are being prepared each day. And are delivered by volunteers to health workers and general staff across the city’s hospitals in food trucks which would otherwise be used on match days. It’s expected that 25,000 meals will be delivered in total as part of the initiative. Hopefully it won’t end there with health workers across the world under increasing amounts of pressure one of the globe’s richest clubs will no doubt be expected to continue providing for the local community.

OGC Nice f.c

Loneliness is an issue that affects thousands of elderly people at the best of times, with many living on their own and this has only been worsened by the global health crisis. The families were unable to visit their relatives and friends unable to drop in on vulnerable neighbors. Because of this video calling has become an essential way for people to keep in touch with their loved ones. The Nice f.c manager Patrick Vieira has taken it upon himself to donate two hundred and fifty pads to four care homes in the city. Helping residents to stay connected with their families during the lockdown.

The former Arsenal captain has also been outspoken in his dislike for discussing when football will restart during this time, Saying everyone should be fully focused on helping each other get through the crisis first and foremost. The club has also been proactive in distributing hand sanitizer and protective gear to frontline workers, donating essentials to food banks, and encouraging fans to give blood which is in high demand during the pandemic.