Including his donation to the Gaza Strip and the children of Syria .. 10 humanitarian stories hero Ronaldo

Cristiano Ronaldo is the top scorer of the Italian Juventus team in the world in terms of popularity and follow-up on social media;

Ronaldo's philanthropic and philanthropic work has been highlighted by the Sun newspaper, which has contributed to his worldwide popularity.

In 2011, Ronaldo won the Golden Boot as Europe's top scorer after scoring 40 goals for Real Madrid under compatriot Jose Mourinho.Instead of keeping the prize in his crowded home, he preferred to sell it for charity.

The shoe set a record, and was sold for $ 1.5 million, donated by Ronaldo to build a number of schools in the Gaza Strip, after the Israeli aggression.

Ronaldo repeated the sale of one of his prizes in October 2013, where he sold the Golden Ball at a charity auction in London, to raise funds for a charity that helps children with danger and serious illnesses, and sold the prize for $ 651 thousand.

Ronaldo was named ambassador to three major charities: Save the Children, UNICEF and World Vision.

Don does not forget the suffering children in the world, even in his honoring parties, in his speech after winning the Golden Ball in 2014 to the need to support children with leukemia, who was keen to meet.

Last year, he also wrote a letter to children affected by the Syrian conflict, calling them "real heroes." "I am with you," he said. He gave them a donation but asked Save the Children not to disclose it.

Ronaldo sometimes donated his financial rewards; in 2013 he waived a 100,000-euro reward from the European Union for the Red Cross, and the following year he donated his big reward ($ 550,000) he received from Real Madrid after winning the Champions League, for the three charities. That cooperates with it.

In April 2015, Ronaldo also donated a huge - undisclosed - amount to relief efforts for the Nepal earthquake, which killed 9,000 people and injured 22,000, as well as huge damage to facilities.

Ronaldo gave $ 147,000 to the hospital, which successfully treated his mother, Dolores Aveiro, after she had breast cancer in 2007.

Ronaldo's last stance was his request on a British television program to find a woman who was sympathetic to him when he was an under-12 player at Sporting Lisbon and to be fed by burgers that he did not have at the time.

Alon said on Good Morning Britain he wanted to invite her and her family to dinner and give back to her.