NRL players off New Soccer Cleat For Sale to Rwanda for charity work

NRL players off to Rwanda for charity work

A group of players from Parramatta will leave next week for troubled Rwanda to perform charity work, the club said on Saturday.

Led by new signing and representative forward Justin Poore, the group plans to build two new houses from money it has raised and distribute shoes to widows and orphans in the capital Kigali.

Poore made his first trip to war-torn Rwanda last year where he helped build houses with a Rwandan foundation for survivors of the 1994 genocide which claimed about 800,000 lives Adidas Nitrocharge Shoes.

"I had a charity night three months ago through my charity organisation, Poore Rwanda, and we raised about 33,000 dollars (30,000 US) which will help build two new houses for widows and orphans of the genocide," Poore told the Sydney Morning Herald Discount F50 Soccer Sale Online.

"We've also got 1,200 pairs of shoes and we're going to go to an orphanage and help them out."

Coming after a season dominated by damaging headlines of group sex, domestic violence, racism, doping and drug abuse scandals involving NRL players, Poore said he hoped the actions of his group would present a positive influence New Soccer Cleat For Sale.

"I think rugby league players get a bit of a bad rap, but 99 percent of blokes are always doing charity work and not many people know about it," Poore said Buy Nike Magista Shoes Online.