The Intermarché wolf in blue to support hospitalized children

In a few days, Intermarché and the French Football Federation will donate several hundred plush toys of the famous Wolf (this time dressed in the French national team jersey) to children receiving oncology treatment in around thirty university hospitals across France, in partnership with the association Tout le monde contre le cancer (Everyone Against Cancer).

Born from the global success of Intermarché's Christmas film, the initiative fulfills the commitment made by the President of the Mousquetaires Group: to reserve the first plush toys for hospitalized children. The association will also distribute Intermarché snacks and French national team merchandise to bring a moment of joy to the young patients and their families.

For Nicolas Rossignol, the association's volunteer president, this operation is fully aligned with their mission: to transform the hospital into a place of life and comfort.

Remember that this charity plush toy is not for sale and that the official version will be available at Christmas 2026.

  Sophie de Duiéry

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