Conor McGregor has reaped enormous success both inside and outside the octagon. The first-ever simultaneous two-division champion in the UFC, McGregor also owns several successful businesses. He was also the only MMA star to top the Forbes highest-earning athlete’s list when he achieved the feat in 2020.

For all that he earns, McGregor is also a generous philanthropist who is known to often give back to his community. The Irishman has publicly and privately made several small and large donations to charities and helped people in need. He also does the same as part of promotions for his various business brands. Quite recently, ‘The Notorious’ made another significant donation to a noble cause. This was as part of the promotion for the overseas launch of his latest beverage, Forged Irish Stout.

Furthermore, McGregor also joined hands with the Welsh football club Wrexham AFC and their star forward Paul Mullin to hand over the check.

Conor McGregor makes the headlines with another donation

Conor McGregor has joined hands with Wrexham AFC under the ownership of Hollywood stars Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney to promote his Forged Irish Stout. Ahead of the club’s crucial match against Yeovil Town on Tuesday, McGregor’s team served 1000 pints of the beverage to the fans.

McGregor and his team have strategically chosen the perfect time to partner with Wrexham AFC. Presently, the fans are excited for the team to be promoted to English League Two. Furthermore, ‘Mystic Mac’ joined hands with Wrexham’s forward Paul Mullin whose 44 goals this season helped them top the National League table.

McGregor donated £10,000 (approximately $12,000) to Your Space Wales, along with Mullin. Furthermore, they also handed over all proceeds of the night to the autism support charity.

‘The Mac Life’ quoted McGregor on the donation, saying, “I’m also incredibly proud to support the local Your Space Autism charity through Forged Irish Stout along with [Wrexham forward] Paul Mullin. This is a cause that is very close to me and my team’s heart and I’m grateful to Paul for offering me the opportunity to support such a worthy cause and for the work he puts into Your Space. I look forward to visiting Wrexham soon.” 

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This meaningful little donation pales in comparison to the million-dollar check McGregor handed over to the Tunnel to Towers Foundation last month. This one was reportedly in the name of Proper 12. What do you think of McGregor doing promotions with meaningful gestures such as these? Let us know in the comments below.

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