Christmas giving: first team, PAOK B, and U-19’s visit ‘Storgi’
Real life, empathy and meaningful contributions are not only found on the pitch, but mainly beside those in need, especially children. With these values as a guide, PAOK, PAOK B and U-19 players demonstrated in practice what it means to try to tackle some of society’s problems.
In the spirit of Christmas, PAOK players and staff members visited the ‘Storgi’ children’s cancer hospice, participating in the Christmas celebration organized for the children and their families. With smiles, warmth and sincere concern and interest, they distributed gifts to the children – together with IEK Delta and AS Company, offering moments of joy and carefreeness in a battle that is fought daily with courage and strength.
At the same time, the PAOK Academy, within the framework of the UEFA Youth League Solidarity Project, made a donation of 1,000 euros to the hospice, practically supporting the valuable work carried out for the hospitality and care of the children and their families.
An initiative that reminds us that football can and should have a social face, conveying messages of humanity, solidarity and hope, especially during Christmas.
