The Reina Sofía school has delivered to the Vinalopó Breast Cancer Association, ACMAVI, the collection of this year’s solidarity market, which carried out by the students of the center and that amounts to 1,303 euros.
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ACMAVI is studying investing this money in a research project at the General Hospital of Elda that it will announce later, as well as in the psychology consultation it offers to its members, whose activity has increased during the pandemic.
The president of ACMAVI, Dr. José Coloma, thanked the college for the donation on behalf of women who suffer from breast cancer, recalling that one in eight women will suffer from this pathology for which more and more treatments are required, for which he has encouraged students to work: “We don’t like studying, but you are the future and you have to make an effort to help other people in the profession you choose,” he said.
For her part, Lucía Gimeno, a member of ACMAVI and a former teacher at the Reina Sofía school, also expressed her gratitude to the center, as well as to the association, “for me, as a woman, getting to know AMCAVI has been wonderful, I have felt understood, helped, they have encouraged me and make you see that you are not alone ”, he assured.
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The students of the Reina Sofía school have been delivering the collection of the solidarity market that they carry out every year on the occasion of the Day of Peace, open to parents, to different NGOs in the town. This year it has not been possible to carry out this activity due to the pandemic, so the schoolchildren have produced different objects in classes with recycled or reused materials such as fridge magnets, games of tic-tac-toe, candle holders … that have been taken home , as items cannot be exchanged. In each class they placed a piggy bank to collect the voluntary contributions of the families. “The children knew that the collection was for ACMAVI and participation has multiplied by two, exceeding all forecasts,” explained the director of the center, Alfonso Lacasa, “A total of 1,300 euros for a community like ours is a reflection of an enormous effort on the part of the families,” he added.
Teachers Reme Payá Y Laura Aguilar placeholder image They have coordinated this work and delivered the collection to ACMAVI together with students Daniela Marín from 4th grade and Izan Casanova from 6th grade. The Reina Sofía school already donated 500 euros to ACMAVI in 2020 and next year it will allocate its solidarity collection to another NGO in Petrer. The event was attended by the ACMAVI treasurer, Miriam Jiménez, and its coordinator, Cristina Campos.
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