Bayern Munich Help Perform 60 Operations for Children in Ukraine

Bayern Munich have proved once again that they're a top team—both on and off the pitch. 

The Bavarian giants face Shakhtar Donetsk in the round of 16 of the Champions League and made a classy move during their trip to Ukraine. 

Because of damage done to Donetsk's Donbass Arena due to the Ukrainian-Russian conflict, the match was moved to Arena Lviv, 776 miles away. 

While Bayern were in town, the club donated to the cause and helped upwards of 50 Ukrainian children in the process. 

Karl-Heinz Rummenigge was on hand to make the presentation. 

Per the club's website (h/t Dirty Tackle), they explained the donation. 

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The donation from FC Bayern Hilfe eV has enabled a volunteer German doctor to perform 60 operations. 

FCB have also donated anaesthesia equipment for the intensive care unit after the hospital's previous equipment recently broke down. 

The charity event was set up by the Big Shoe organisation founded by an FC Bayern member in 2006. 900 operations have been performed worldwide to date. 

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