The Parc des Princes welcomed 1,300 students for a solidarity event, providing practical support and an immersive look at the club.
The 13th edition of the initiative transformed the stadium into a hub for community outreach in Paris, bringing together student beneficiaries and club staff.
The event featured a solidarity thrift shop operated by Dressed, a project run by the Équipage Solidaire association, marking its third appearance at the stadium.
Organizers expanded the shop’s footprint this year to include dedicated sections for both women’s and men’s apparel, allowing every participating student to select three clothing items.
Volunteers from the international philanthropic network Stop Hunger also attended the gathering to distribute food and hygiene kits while sharing practical recipes for balanced meals.
Attendees experienced an immersive walk through club history inside the Concorde salon, which served as a temporary museum space for the day.
Displays included the match ball from the men’s team’s Champions League final victory in Munich on May 31, 2025, and the Champions League trophy won by Paris Saint-Germain Judo on October 24.
The exhibit also featured a collector’s ball from PSG Handball, the eCoupe de France trophy won by PSG Esports, and a signed jersey from the professional women’s football squad.
Club athletes and personnel volunteered throughout the day to manage visitor arrivals and hand out the support packages.
Judokas Rayne Ascofare and Johan Gbingbehi joined youth football prospects Sonny Calafato and Bakoutoubo Dramé alongside roughly 30 club employees to assist the student visitors.
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