Harry Maguire to distribute essentials to people aged over 70 in Sheffield with family

Manchester United skipper Harry Maguire has won many hearts by providing food and or essentials to pensioners in his home town, Sheffield. Harry Maguire grew up in vill of Mosborough and after being a famous sportsperson across world, he has stepped up to go back to his roots for contributing during Coronavirus UK crisis. According to reports, Manchester United's Harry Maguire has arranged food packs and or essentials for people d above 70 and has also approached two local business ventures to look after ir delivery during Coronavirus UK lockdown.

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Coronavirus UK: Harry Maguire supporting his community

Manchester United's Harry Maguire played a key role in forming #PlayersToger, a movement where different sports celebrities are donating money to help NHS fight battle of Coronavirus. Facebook p of Mosborough community broke out news and stated that “We have been contacted by local boy Harry Maguire and we have some nice news to share.  Manchester United and England footballer has kindly offered to supply a food pack of everyday essentials to elderly (70 and over) in Mosborough district. refore, he wanted to do something to help. 

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Harry Maguire is arranging for food parcels to be kindly me up by Herrings Top Shop. se will be n delivered by Fields Fruit and Veg, making it a complete community effort. class act from Harry Maguire has been praised highly by fans. NHS is currently dealing with difficulties as y have alrey faced a spatial crisis. However, boxing world champion Amir Khan has alrey donated his four-storey building to solve problem and w Harry Maguire’s gesture has been giving hope to a lot of people.

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