Boxing legend George Kambosos Jr brings ‘A Touch Of Kindness’ to Sydney

·

Boxing legend, George Kambosos Jr took to the streets of Sydney’s CBD on Wednesday alongside charity A Touch Of Kindness, giving a helping hand to those in need.

The Australian boxer with Greek heritage praised the charity founder, Con Theocharides on social media, sharing that A Touch Of Kindness is an “absolute great cause” with a “great man” behind it who “does it all from his heart.”

“[Con] doesn’t want anything in return but to help those in need,” Kambosos wrote on social media.

Kambosos went on to add how the support of Nick Karagiannis and his Crash Claim crew, who donated a van earlier this year to assist A Touch Of Kindness, only helped further on the day with caring for those less fortunate.

“This is what it’s all about, giving back and helping those less fortunate,” Kambosos wrote.

Share:

KEEP UP TO DATE WITH TGH

By subscribing you accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.

Latest News

Helping Heidi reclaim her life from Stage 4 endometriosis

Heidi S thought she was coping.For years, she endured heavy bleeding, clots, anaemia, and crippling pain. She pushed through.

Jacquelene Tsovolos: Honouring the past to build the Cypriot youth of tomorrow

When Jacquelene Tsovolos thinks about identity, she thinks of “the stories you’re handed down before you’re old enough to understand.”

SA Labor pledges $200,000 to Hellenic Studies Foundation scholarship program

SA Labor has committed $200,000 to establish a new scholarship program honouring the Very Reverend Father Diogenis Patsouris OAM.

Roselands set for $55 million redevelopment to modernise Sydney mall

Roselands, one of Sydney’s oldest shopping centres, is set for a $55 million upgrade under a HomeCo proposal lodged.

Mitsotakis looks to expand Greece-India cooperation at AI summit

Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis said he aims to give the Greece-India strategic partnership a “significant boost” during a visit to India.

You May Also Like

Thessaloniki Holocaust Museum gets long-awaited building approval

Greece's Environment Ministry and Thessaloniki's city planning authority gave permission to build the Holocaust Museum in the city.

Former Sydney Olympic coach, Arthur ‘Archie’ Kazas, passes away

Arthur 'Archie' Kazas, a former First Grade Strength and Conditioning Coach at Sydney Olympic FC, has passed away today.

‘She broke down’: Tiny dancers miss Christmas concert due to COVID rules

Tiny dancers will miss out on performing in a dance concert on Sunday after one tested positive to COVID-19.