Paris Saint-Germain have offered a hand of help to suffering Ukrainian civilians after Russia’s invasion.
Marca reported that the club have released emergency funds of 50,000 euros to buy and distribute kits containing 9,000 hygiene products and food for children, including powdered milk, porridge, diapers, wipes, soap, skin care cream and paracetamol.
“The kits will be purchased in countries bordering Ukraine by partners of Secours Populaire Francais to respond to the most urgent needs of Ukrainian families and their children.
“The mission is to help children in need,” said Sabrina Delannoy, deputy director of PSG’s Endowment Fund. “The situation in Ukraine is extremely worrying and we are delighted to count on our partners to jump into action to help them directly.”
“PSG and Secours Populaire Francais have been working together for over six years.”
