25 years of "PSG for Communities": emotion, solidarity and more than €51,000 raised during the December 6th match at the Parc des Princes

The Club•07 Dec 2025 08:30

On Saturday, December 6, the Paris Saint-Germain celebrated the 25th anniversary of its Foundation, PSG for Communities. Around a hundred children benefiting from the programs and their educators were able to enjoy a unique evening. Invited to attend the match in privileged conditions and to take part in several activities before and after the game, they had front-row seats to celebrate Paris Saint-Germain’s victory in the last home match of the year. This evening at the heart of the Parc des Princes was marked by many memorable moments — meeting the players, access to backstage areas, and gift distribution. It concluded in the best possible way: thanks to everyone’s solidarity, €51,504 was raised to enable PSG for Communities to continue developing its programs.

PSG for Communities celebrated at the Parc des Princes

To mark this anniversary, PSG honored all the people who make up the PSG for Communities community: current and former beneficiaries, educators, partners and patrons.

Guests of honor of the Parc des Princes, 80 children supported by PSG for Communities and their educators also attended the match under exceptional conditions.

An anniversary to support the expansion of PSG for Communities

On the occasion of this festive evening, a call for donations was launched through the PSG for Communities Endowment Fund to continue developing its programs.

A charity raffle was also organized, offering participants the chance to win a surprise gift box containing exclusive items such as a signed jersey or the official ball from the 2025 Champions League Final, autographed by the players.

€51,504 was raised during the evening, demonstrating a wonderful surge of generosity from the Paris Saint-Germain community. The funds raised will be allocated to PSG for Communities’ Endowment Fund to support youth empowerment through its four flagship programs:

The Rouge & Bleu School, to fight social inequalities and promote success for all
One Team, to promote sports activities for children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD)
Allez les filles!, to support girls’ participation in sports and their empowerment
The Solidarity Canteen, to combat food insecurity among students

Since 2000, 300,000 young people have been supported by PSG for Communities through more than 6,000 initiatives.

The donations will notably contribute to the rollout of two key PSG for Communities programs

The opening of a Rouge & Bleu School at Necker–Enfants Malades Hospital at the end of 2026: offering hospitalized children moments of sport and well-being alongside non-hospitalized children, while taking medical constraints into account.
The international expansion of the One Team program. Following Doha, a One Team project will be launched in Casablanca in January 2026, with additional projects currently being developed in London, Washington, and again in Doha.

PSG for Communities extends its warmest thanks to all donors who mobilized to mark its 25th anniversary.