Police have said that at least 58 people are missing presumed dead.
The tragedy has triggered thousands of pounds worth of donations in money and items to help out, with Bellerin the latest in a string of celebrities to lend their support. Even if Bellerin plays just 90 minutes - equivalent to one full match - he will stump up £4,500 the worthy cause, which will be a huge help in itself. "Please support in any way".
Alongside this picture on Instagram the Arsenal star, 22, wrote: "For every minute I play in #U21EURO I'll donate £50 to help Grenfell Tower victims".
Spain Under-21s global Hector Bellerin is to donate up to £22,500 to the Grenfell Tower Disaster Fund, depending on how many minutes he plays at U21 Euro 2017.
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Shannon Davis, who was on her way to work, said she received a frantic phone call from her husband. "So important. Steve Scalise , the majority whip of the House of Representatives, was among them.
Given the generous nature of the pledge you would think Bellerin would include any extra time, so that figure could increase further.
Manchester City starlet Raheem Sterling has also pledged his support - vowing to donate a "substantial sum".
Sterling grew up in north-west London and began his career in the youth team of Queens Park Rangers, whose Loftus Road Stadium is around a mile from the scene of the disaster.
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