Confirmed: Rashford steps up his rehabilitation
When Rashford is not working on his rehabilitation, the homegrown hero has been helping those who are less fortunate by raising £100,000 for a charity called Fare Share, specifically to get food to children who usually rely on free school meals.
“I didn’t know how high the numbers were for kids who weren’t eating at home, other than school meals,”
explained Marcus. “That number kind of shocked me and I remember speaking to one of my friends, who was saying there was an opportunity where we can help these people.
“Starting up with Fair Share was something that I haven’t done on such short notice before. We pretty much had the idea and they allowed us to make it work, so we thought ‘let’s try to get to £100,000’. That would allow us to feed 400,000 kids so it has a massive impact.”
*Article updated at 14:55 GMT.
