Marcus Rashford received the title of MBE for his actions against hunger during the Covid-19 crisis.
During the health crisis that hit the world at the start of 2020, Marcus Rashford (24 years old) is committed to helping disadvantaged children who are unable to eat their fill in the absence of school canteens.
The England international (46 caps, 12 goals) had launched several campaigns with the aim of providing several thousand meals to young English people. In June 2020, he even published on his social networks an open letter to the British government, asking them to show humanity so that no child does not have enough to eat.
An Open Letter to all MPs in Parliament…#maketheUturn
Please retweet and tag your local MPs pic.twitter.com/GXuUxFJdcv
– Marcus Rashford MBE (arMarcusRashford) June 14, 2020
This Tuesday, the striker of Manchester United was received at Winsdor Castle by Prince William, who awarded him the title of MBE (Member of the British Empire) to reward him for his actions in the fight against hunger and poverty.
An honour to spend the morning with you @KensingtonRoyal thank you for making the day so special for me and mum 🎖 very proud https://t.co/BqpYrttK80
– Marcus Rashford MBE (arMarcusRashford) November 9, 2021
A shining example to all of us 🌟
Dr Marcus Rashford MBE everybody 🎖👏#MUFC pic.twitter.com/dEVSzr1p8l
— Manchester United (@ManUtd) November 9, 2021
A reward commensurate with the actions of the 24-year-old Englishman, who intends to continue to fight to help disadvantaged people across the United Kingdom.
