Lifeshare is a charity that supports homeless and vulnerable people in Manchester and Salford.
The couple arrived on Christmas Eve with donations of food and clothing and spent the morning helping prepare meals, serving refreshments, talking to life visitors and spending time with other volunteers.
While there, Dalot secured tickets for our next Premier League match against Newcastle United on Monday (30 December) for a number of volunteers.
Diogo Dalot supported the vital paintings of the homeless charity, the holidays.
When commenting on his visit, the defender of Los Rojos said: “Manchester is a city with a strong sense of network and compassion. I have lived here for more than six years and I am proud to call this city my home.
“Unfortunately, homelessness is on the rise; as a family, we need to raise awareness and other people directly wherever we can.
“The volunteers that I have met here today are really inspirational; I’m really grateful that I was able to spend time with them and play a small part in helping to deliver such vital work for the people that they support.”
Lifeshare is a charity that has been active in the local community since 1984, helping to tackle homelessness and provide support to those who need it.
His service is helping food, warmth and recommendation through initiatives, and the beneficial organization has also played a key role in elevation of its contribution to projects such as the Booth center and the big problem in Northary
Learn more about Lifeshare and how to get there here.
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