Aiden Stott: Last News

It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia actor confirmed his takeover of the Welsh football club alongside Ryan Reynolds last week.Wrexham fan Aiden Stott had launched a donation page to help raise money for a new bathroom, which they estimated to cost £6,000.On Wednesday (November 18), the Stott family woke up to find McElhenney had donated the entire amount.https://www.instagram.com/p/CHxs4JXIoO5/?igshid=1fc77i75j5ud9Stott told the BBC “couldn’t believe it” after the donation came in, adding: “It means the world to me, it really does.”His sister Cheryl added: “I had been deliberating whether to [create the donation page] or not, because there are so many people in worse positions than us, it’s not like Aiden is starving, he’s got a roof over his

club’s new celebrity owner Rob McElhenney pledged the entire amount in one donation. Aiden Stott, who has cerebral palsy and uses a wheelchair, recently moved to Manchester to be closer to his family, but his relatives struggle to wash him in their bathroom as it is not kitted out with specialist equipment.

Rob McElhenney has donated £6,000 to a lifelong Wrexham AFC fan who needed a specialist disability bath in his home.McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds have become the new owners of Wrexham football club after their takeover was approved by the club’s Supporters Trust this week.And it has emerged that McElhenney surprised fan Aiden Stott by donating the money he needed to install an adapted bath in his Manchester flat.The ‘Wrexham born-and-bred’ football enthusiast has cerebral palsy, with no use of his left side and limited use of his right side and had moved to be closer to his sister after his care allowance was cut.Struggling to wash him in his current bathroom, the family set up a fundraiser and woke up the following day to find the entire

NorthWalesLive reports.