Already an extraordinarily special player, Federer is also highly regarded as a ‘humanitarian’. To help victims of the 2010 earthquake that struck Haiti,charity・ Organized the “Hit For Haiti” tournament and donated all ticket sales of $200,000 (23 million yen) to Haiti. Again,novel coronavirusDonate $1 million (about 115 million yen) to provide meals for children in Africa who cannot get enough food due to the global lockdown bysurroundingsarranged.
And on November 21, 2018, with fellow professional tennis player Rafael Nadal, Peng Shuai, the former digital media world numberEUROSPORT” issued a joint statement. With the hashtag “#WhereisPengShuai”, he posted this.
“We don’t have all the information, but the most important thing is that she is safe. All of us professional tennis players are with her. I sincerely hope to see you. I hope you are safe. “
Early childhood education in disadvantaged areas.
Among his many peace efforts, Federer’s long-term goal is to provide poor children with access to quality education. At 22, when he achieved his first Grand Slam at Wimbledon, his name was “Roger Federer Foundationwas established. Since then, she has focused her work on the issue of the educational disparity between her parents’ country of origin, Switzerland, and South Africa. In 2018, financial institutionsSwiss creditIn response to an interview with , Federer shared his thoughts on the foundation:
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