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Michael Jordan donates over £8m to Make-A-Wish to celebrate 60th birthday

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NBA champion Michael Jordan is celebrating his 60th birthday by donating a whopping $10m dollars to the Make-A-Wish charity.Jordan's huge $10m (£8.3m) donation is the largest ever received from an individual in the organisation's 43-year history.The ex-Chicago Bulls star hopes his decision to celebrate his birthday by donating to Make-A-Wish will inspire others to help fulfil the wishes of the children still waiting for theirs to come true.READ MORE: Loved-up couple get married on NBA court at half-time in front of 20,000 fans"For the past 34 years, it's been an honour to partner with Make-A-Wish and help bring a smile and happiness to so many kids," the former basketball star said in a news release."Witnessing their strength and resilience during such a tough time in their lives has truly been an inspiration."Jordan, now the owner of the NBA's Charlotte Hornets, first supported Make-A-Wish in 1989.What do you make of Jordan's Make-A-Wish donation?

Let us know in the comments section.He has granted hundreds of wishes to children all over the world and remains one of the most requested celebrity wish-granters.Jordan was named Make-A-Wish chief wish ambassador in 2008 for what the organisation called the "life-changing impacts he has had on wish kids and their families"."I can't think of a better birthday gift than seeing others join me in supporting Make-A-Wish so that every child can experience the magic of having their wish come true," he said. READ NEXTNBA legend Michael Jordan is billionaire with four times net worth of Cristiano RonaldoAaron Rodgers hits out as Packers star clears up darkness retreat confusionJason Kelce tells his brother "F*** you, congratulations" after Super Bowl defeat.

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