A Premier League star has now lent a massive hand to help out struggling Africans, showing others how footballers can make the world a better place.
Arsenal's Bukayo Saka, in collaboration non-profit organisation BigShoe, has reportedly assisted 255 Moroccan earthquake victims in finding some shelter by funding 50 containers intended for a village in the Taroudant region following the natural disaster that took place in the area, according to The Sun.
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It has been reported that just under 3000 people lost their lives in the earthquake that hit the country in September.
Saka, meanwhile, has intervened to help those who have survived but saw a drastic decrease in their quality of life after the event.
"I was shocked when I heard about the terrible earthquake in Morocco," Saka said per The Sun.
"But in the moment I knew that I really want to help and we started to look at what we can do to help the displaced families.
"We found a way to help relatively quickly and we were able to put a roof over their head and give them some comfort and hope to those who have lost everything through no fault of their own.
"I hope that the 84 families and, above all, the 89 children in the containers can regain a piece of their everyday lives."
The Arsenal star has previously collaborated with BigShoe to try and bring change and improve the environment of those who are from disadvantaged areas by helping them gain access to life-changing services.
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