Megan Rapinoe

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On Tuesday, 1. To claim that 3 million children in England a free school meal vouchers this summer.

The Manchester United players have already had the £raised to deliver 20m meals for vulnerable people during the pandemic.

The positive response to what he has achieved, it is a refreshing change, as footballers are often portrayed - the selfish over-paid to the stereotype.

And Rashford, 22, is not the only player with his platform for the good in the Premier League .

Troy Deeney as we know, his life turned around after a while in prison, Troy Deeney

Watford captain Troy Deeney is a legend among Hornets Fans is not only that he can help The Team promotion to the championship five years ago, but it is known, turns his life around to become one of the most productive scorers.

The 31-year-old, who went to prison in 2012, now a charity in its own name, with his wife, Stacey.

It was developed to raise money for children with learning disabilities, and life-long diseases. The Charity is currently raising money to build a sports centre for a special school in the vicinity of Deeney's home in Watford.

Raheem Sterling

Sterling is the only one of Manchester City's and England's greatest strengths on the field, but the way it is.

last week he appeared on Newsnight and praised the Black Lives matter protests to take part in the whole of the UK.

Sterling, 25, is also known for his donations - Born and raised in Wembley, London, he has to pay 500 pupils from his Old School , to participate in the Fa Cup semi-final between Manchester City and Brighton in the stadium in the past year.

He also made a "substantial" undisclosed contribution for the victims of the Grenfell Tower fire in the year 2017.

The famous smile should again face to Mo ' s, if Liverpool Wrap Up the race for the title of Mo Salah

Golden Boot, Champions League and soon-to-be Premier League champion (if everything goes according to plan), Mo Salah is also known for his generosity.

His Foundation helps the Basyoun, Egypt, giving them a monthly allowance.

He has also donated money to the young players on here too.

And who can forget The Day , When he visited a Liverpool fan, me so excited by the sight of Salah-drive from The Club , the training ground, he ran straight into a lamppost. You see it all unfold, Mo went Back To take pictures with Louis... and his bleeding nose.

Juan Mata

Rashford United team-mate Juan Mata is not only donating his own money - he encouraged other top players, their hands in their pockets.

The Spanish midfielder Set Up , where players and Manager will donate 1% of your income each month to the football charities around The World .

The initiative has over 470 members, including Liverpool boss Jürgen Klopp and Ballon D'or winner Megan Rapinoe .

Ozil is not a fan of wedding gifts, apparently, Mesut Ozil

It's perhaps a bit of stick from Arsenal Fans for his contributions on the field this season, but Mesut Ozil was too busy to help during the football break in case of lockdown.

He donated £80,000 in to the Muslims in Turkey, to help you through Ramadan in the middle of the coronavirus crisis.

The Money from the Germany international, who is of Turkish descent, has contributed food and assistance to 16,000 people, had to fight.

And he has an impressive track Record - if Ozil married Last Summer , he rejected the gifts and instead, the life-changing Operation.

Wilfred Zaha

Crystal Palace's Wilfred Zaha, he was Back in his homeland of the ivory coast, since the start of his professional football career elves.

Zaha, 27, gives 10% of his salary to help each and every month to charities, the less fortunate in The West African country.

He led to him picking up The Best of Africa Award for the people-friendly Efforts in the Last Year .

The funds help to run an orphanage, his sister Carine and closer to home, Wilf offered accommodation for frontline staff during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Harry Kane

Tottenham-captain Harry Kane is another striker who has not forgotten his roots.

He, along with League Two side Leyton Orient in the last month of the sponsorship of their jerseys for next season and donate the space for three charities.

The 26-year-old England skipper told The Bbc he wanted to return The Club to his home and say Thank You to frontline NHS workers against the coronavirus.

O ' s also 10% of the proceeds from each replica T-shirt sold, to see the causes on The Front .

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