The thirteenth edition of the PSG Foundation operation transformed Parc des Princes into a space of mutual aid dedicated to students in precarity.
The PSG Foundation organized this Saturday, November 14, its thirteenth solidarity canteen at Parc des Princes, an event that has become a must-attend fixture since its launch after the Covid-19 crisis. No fewer than 1,300 students responded to this day dedicated to solidarity and mutual aid, demonstrating the growing importance of such initiatives in the face of the difficulties encountered by student youth.
Throughout the day, beneficiaries were able to receive food supplies to meet their basic needs, but also clothing appropriate for the season. Beyond material assistance, professionals were present to offer practical advice and support young people in their démarches, whether concerning guidance, job searching, or access to rights.
This operation illustrates the continued commitment of the Parisian club to the most vulnerable audiences. By mobilizing the infrastructure of Parc des Princes, the Foundation once again demonstrated its ability to transform a sports venue into a space for helping those in need, thus reinforcing the social role that major clubs can play in our society.
Throughout the day, beneficiaries were able to receive food supplies to meet their basic needs, but also clothing appropriate for the season. Beyond material assistance, professionals were present to offer practical advice and support young people in their démarches, whether concerning guidance, job searching, or access to rights.
This operation illustrates the continued commitment of the Parisian club to the most vulnerable audiences. By mobilizing the infrastructure of Parc des Princes, the Foundation once again demonstrated its ability to transform a sports venue into a space for helping those in need, thus reinforcing the social role that major clubs can play in our society.
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Source: Ouest-France