Kind-hearted Jack Grealish has made yet another charitable donation - to a fundraising drive aiming to cover the funeral costs of a woman who died unexpectedly. The Manchester City star committed £1,000 to the cause before posting on his social media channel asking followers to donate to a GoFundMe page set up in memory of Michelle Yates, who tragically died this month aged 55. The GoFundMe reads: "Michelle suddenly passed away at the young age of 55. This has left her family and friends in complete shock and devastation. Michelle was a loving mum to Harry and William, her two sons, an amazing nan, a doting wife and lovely friend. “The family were not prepared for Michelle’s sudden passing and are faced with funding her funeral while trying to grieve and process their loss, a time they shouldn’t have to worry about the financial impact a funeral has.” The family have so far raised nearly £7,000 of their £8,000 target Grealish has previously donated £5,000 to fund cancer surgery for Dylan Lamb, a student from Liverpool who was diagnosed with leukaemia after visiting his doctor with back pain. He reportedly made a £150,000 donation to a local hospital as well as auctioning off a match-worn shirt from his time at Aston Villa in order to raise £55,000 for the NHS during the Covid-19 pandemic. And the England winger has also been a principal ambassador for Special Olympics Great Britain since 2022. He said at the time: "I’ve been thinking for some time about how I can best use the platform football has given me to create a positive change, and it had to be something really close to my heart. "Special Olympics GB is such an important organisation, playing a huge role in tackling the lack of inclusion for hundreds of thousands of kids in the UK with intellectual disabilities." On the pitch Grealish has had a difficult season at City, who have relinquished the Premire League title to Liverpool following a severe mid-season dip. He has made just seven league starts, with a dozen further appearances off the bench and just a single goal plus one assist. Join our new WhatsApp communityand receive your daily dose of Mirror Football content. We also treat our community members to special offers, promotions, and adverts from us and our partners. If you don't like our community, you can check out any time you like. If you're curious, you can read our Privacy Notice.