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Andy Murray is to donate his prize money from this week’s Aegon Championships to victims of the Grenfell Tower fire. The world No 1, who plays his first match here on Tuesday against Aljaz Bedene, would earn £347,000 by making a successful defence of a title he has already won five times.
Murray’s plan was confirmed by tournament sources, though his own management team declined to comment on it.
He has been a generous supporter of charities throughout his career and has helped with a number of charitable causes but has never sought publicity for his personal donations.
Well done that man.
Murray’s plan was confirmed by tournament sources, though his own management team declined to comment on it.
He has been a generous supporter of charities throughout his career and has helped with a number of charitable causes but has never sought publicity for his personal donations.
Well done that man.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.He also supported that mate of his who had cancer in a similar way, the mate playing doubles with him at Queens in a charity exhibition with Tin Henman and Ivan Lendl, the proceeds going to the hossie or Cancer Research (I can't remember which it was - or both) about two or three years ago - think it was 2015.
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