Roman Abramovich is a Russian billionaire who owns Chelsea F.C., an English football club. He donated to a charity in Israel called Fulfilling Dreams. It takes children with serious illnesses to soccer matches around the world. Donations from Abramovich and others helped the charity to fund flights from Israel to Russia, hotel rooms, and food for a week-long stay. A total of 68 people will see three World Cup games during their stay in Russia.
Hanna Jeong Staff Reporter (hannaj@timescore.co.kr)
1. What does the charity called Fulfilling Dreams do?
1. When you grow up and have a lot of money, what kind of people do you want to help?
Roman Abramovich is a Russian billionaire who owns Chelsea F.C., an English football club. He donated to a charity in Israel called Fulfilling Dreams. It takes children with serious illnesses to soccer matches around the world. Donations from Abramovich and others helped the charity to fund flights from Israel to Russia, hotel rooms, and food for a week-long stay. A total of 68 people will see three World Cup games during their stay in Russia.
