McGregor makes an anonymous donation of almost R$46 for the treatment of a child with a serious illness

C. McGregor will return to the UFC in October this year. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram @ thenotoriousmma

Conor McGregor He is recognized for being one of the most controversial and provocative fighters in Ultimate. However, outside of the spotlight, the fighter practices his humanitarian side. On Thursday (27), via Twitter, Bru McCullough's mother stated that 'Notorious' anonymously donated €10 (R$45,5) for the treatment of her son who suffers from herpetic encephalitis.

“@TheNotoriousMMA, We will be forever grateful. I will never forget what you did for my boy. You are truly a legend”, thanked Grainne McCullough.

@TheNotoriousMMA we are forever grateful 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 I will never forget what u have done for my boy u truly are a legend 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖 pic.twitter.com/Gryz5wWOti

— Grainne McCullough (@GrainneMcCullou) September 27th, 2018

The boy suffering from a brain infection has so far raised €14,2 via the crowdfunding site. The amount requested was €10, but the crowdfunding remains open for anyone who wants to donate.

The donation is anonymous to the general public, but the North American website Go Found Me reveals to the fundraiser organizer who made the payment. Therefore, Grainne publicly thanked the UFC fighter.

In 2018, McGregor was honored for his charitable work at Crumlin Children's Hospital.

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