Former Tottenham academy graduate William Troost-Ekong is the latest footballer to commit one percent of his earnings to Common Goal.
The initiative, started by Manchester United's Juan Mata back in August, can now boast 43 players and coaches who together hope to improve the lives of underprivileged children and adults across the globe.
Troost-Ekong was born in Holland but began his football career as a trainee at Fulham and then Tottenham. However, after failing to make a breakthrough, he returned to Holland with FC Groningen.
The 6ft 3ins centre-back now plays for Bursaspor in Turkey and is a Nigeria international.