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COLABORADona Ahora

Colaboración Élite Cementos, S.L.

December 11, 2017

COLABORACIÓN ELITE CEMENTS, S.L.

Una donación es una de las mejores muestras de solidaridad que pueden existir. Asociaciones como Proyso subsistimos gracias a las donaciones de empresas y personas de buen corazón que no dudan en brindar su ayuda y comparten lo que poseen. En esta ocasión debemos agradecer a la empresa Élite Cementos, S.L. su donativo de 500 € a nuestra Ong a través de la página Mercadillo Solidario , el cual ha sido recibido con gran alegría y nos ayudará mucho para cubrir los gastos de nuestros proyectos de ayuda. Esperamos que otras empresas y entidades tomen su ejemplo de solidaridad y les animamos a formar parte de aquellos que hacen realidad la mejora de la calidad de vida de muchas personas.

Una donación no solamente es una cantidad de dinero, si bien es la ayuda más directa que existe, las donaciones pueden consistir de todo tipo de cooperación como difusión de la Ong, voluntariado apoyo en campañas, ….

Aprovechamos la oportunidad para ofrecerle nuestra gratitud en nombre de aquellos a quienes apoyamos y recordar que personas y empresas como Élite Cementos son las que engrandecen nuestros corazones.

    ¡GRACIAS!

 ¡Tú también puedes colaborar! Hazte socio de la Ong Proyso y colabora en el futuro de muchas personas que necesitan tu ayuda. Más información en el teléfono 963915186, envíanos un correo a info@ o visita nuestra web www.ongproyso.es

También puedes colaborar desde nuestro Grupo Teaming con una aportación mensual de tan solo 1€ https://www.teaming.net/ongproyso y desde https://www.mercadillosolidario.com/p.43.0.0.1.1-ong-proyso.html# puedes realizar el donativo con el que desees colaborar.

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