Marcus Rashford, a generous man who led the effort to solve child food poverty in the UK, is offering his special edition Nike boots up for grabs in a prize draw as part of his effort to generate money “for people in need at Christmas.”

Marcus Rashford has launched an exclusive opportunity for fans to win a pair of his personalized football boots, all in support of a vital cause: the fight against child hunger and poverty. These special edition Nike Mercurial Superfly boots, donned by Rashford during a notable England vs. Belgium match in the Nations League, are exceedingly rare, with only a limited production of ten pairs by Nike, making them unavailable for retail purchase.Special All-Black Nike Mercurial Marcus Rashford Boots, 41% OFF

In a heartfelt video announcement, the 23-year-old football sensation expressed his enthusiasm for using this initiative to raise funds during the holiday season. Rashford emphasized the boots’ personal significance, underscoring their uniqueness and urging supporters to participate in the prize draw for a chance to own a cherished piece of his gear. Entry into the draw involves a £3 donation, with proceeds benefiting the Trussell Trust and Fare Share charities, both committed to combating child poverty.

Set to culminate on December 22nd, the Crowdfunder prize draw not only supports Rashford’s ongoing humanitarian efforts but also symbolizes his dedication to making a tangible difference in the lives of those affected by food insecurity. His advocacy, stemming from personal experiences growing up in Wythenshawe, Greater Manchester, has garnered widespread acclaim and earned him an MBE for his impactful campaign to extend free school meals for vulnerable families.Special All-Black Nike Mercurial Marcus Rashford Boots Revealed - Debuted  vs Belgium - Footy Headlines

Emma Revie, CEO of The Trussell Trust, commended Rashford’s generosity and the community’s collective spirit in confronting food poverty, highlighting the urgent need for sustained support amid ongoing economic challenges exacerbated by the pandemic. Lindsay Boswell, CEO of FareShare, echoed these sentiments, stressing the organization’s commitment to providing essential meals to communities facing unprecedented hardships.

Rob Love, CEO of Crowdfunder, underscored the initiative’s aim to not only raise funds but also to raise awareness about the enduring issue of food poverty across the UK. This collaborative effort reflects Rashford’s belief in the power of community solidarity and compassion to effect meaningful change, ensuring that families in need receive crucial support during these challenging times.Special All-Black Nike Mercurial Marcus Rashford Boots, 56% OFF