Andy Murray has pledged to donate his prize-money earnings for the remainder of the yr to assist youngsters affected by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
The British former world primary is working with Unicef to supply medical provides and growth kits.
Russia’s assault on Ukraine has up to now seen greater than two million individuals flee the nation.
“Over 7.5 million youngsters are in danger with the escalating battle in Ukraine,” mentioned Murray, 34.
The three-time Grand Slam winner, who’s an envoy for Unicef UK, added: “It is vital training continues, so Unicef is working to allow entry to studying for displaced youngsters, in addition to supporting the rehabilitation of broken colleges, along with substitute gear and furnishings.”
Earlier on Tuesday, tennis’ governing our bodies introduced a donation of $700,000 (£530,000) to assist humanitarian efforts in Ukraine and assist the Ukraine Tennis Federation.
In the meantime, golf’s PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan has confirmed cash is being donated to Unicef by way of Golfers for Ukraine, with $316,000 (£241,000) raised up to now.
“Our hearts exit to the individuals of Ukraine and people caught within the crosshairs of the battle,” mentioned Monahan. “We hope for an finish to the mindless violence and a peaceable decision.”
