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Andy Murray will donate money to refugees for every ace he hits

The tennis star shows his class once more

Andy Murray is a really nice guy. And he proved that once again Thursday, by announcing that he would donate 50 pounds ($77.87) for every ace he hits the rest of the season to the children affected by the Syrian refugee crisis.

“Having seen the images broadcast on the news in recent weeks I felt I had to do something to help the millions of children and their families who have been forced to flee their homes and had their lives turned upside down,” Murray said in a statement. “I’ll get that little bit more satisfaction from each ace I hit knowing that it will be helping Unicef keep children safe.“Class act, that Andy.

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