Since he was sixteen, he has been saving money to construct schools for African children.

Even though Jude Bellingham only earns £145 every week, people enjoy his charitable activities.

Jude Bellingham is attracting interest from both Manchester United and Borussia Dortmund, two UK clubs. Despite earning £145 a week, he wins people over off the pitch by contributing to an African charity.

In addition, he wishes to establish himself outside of football. On the field, Jude Bellingham is becoming more and more well-known.

In the summer, Dortmund spent an absurd amount of money (£25 million) to get the 17-year-old starlet from Birmingham City. For his age, he already plays too old.

He was so brilliant that he was given his maiden England cap in November. He was the third-youngest player in English football history during the match versus the Republic of Ireland.

Despite his rapid rise to fame, Bellingham’s shyness is undeniable. He recently donated a sizable sum of money to help complete the construction of a new school in Kenya.

Bellingham is where we are. The Mustard Seed Project supports the education of underprivileged children living in the Mombasa slum. She is employed by the organization.

Geoff and Rita Fowler, along with their spouse, founded the school. It has altered the local population’s learning style. They started by renting a room with two classrooms and instructing seventeen children.

Thirteen years have passed since then. Bellingham’s assistance and six years of arduous labor were needed to complete the construction of a school with twelve classrooms for three hundred students.

Bellingham was involved, according to Rita, 74. “During the big give at the end of the year, Jude gave a lot of money,” she remarked.

We greatly benefit from Jude’s impact on our website and social media accounts.

“He also created a Virgin Money Just Giving page, and many people donated money to it.” Every time he scored a goal, his pals promised to give him ten pounds. It is currently nearly £2,000.