He has been putting away money since he was sixteen to build schools for kids in Africa.

People like Jude Bellingham’s charity work, even though he only makes £145 a week.

UK clubs Manchester United and Borussia Dortmund are both interested in Jude Bellingham. He makes £145 a week, but he wins hearts off the field by giving money to an African charity.

He also wants to make a name for himself outside of football. JUDE BELLINGHAM is a growing star on the field.

Dortmund paid a crazy amount of money (£25 million) to get the 17-year-old player from Birmingham City in the summer. He already plays too old for his age.

He got his first England cap in November because he was so good. During the game against the Republic of Ireland, he became the third-youngest player in English football history.

There’s no doubt that Bellingham is shy, even though he became famous very quickly. Not long ago, he gave a lot of money to help finish building a new school in Kenya.

We are in Bellingham. The Mustard Seed Project helps poor kids in the Mombasa slum go to school. She works for that group.

The school was started by Geoff and Rita Fowler and their husband. It has changed the way people in the area learn. The first thing they did was rent a space with two classes and teach seventeen kids.

That was thirteen years ago. It took six years of hard work and Bellingham’s help to finish building a school with 12 classrooms for 300 kids.

Rita, who is 74 years old, says Bellingham was involved. “Jude gave a lot of money during the big give at the end of the year,” she said.

Jude’s influence on our website and social media sites helps us a lot.“He also made a Virgin Money Just Giving page where lots of people gave money.” His friends told him they’d give him ten pounds every time he scored a goal. It’s almost £2,000 now.