Marbella celebrates a charity event this Saturday in support of Debra Butterfly Skin
The Councilor for Sports, Lisandro Vieytes, has pointed out that "it is a proposal that has already been established in the annual calendar and that has as its main objective to highlight the great work done by an association that was born in the city and that is already a benchmark at the national level."
This Saturday, the 10th, the Supera Square in Miraflores will host the fourth edition of the event benefiting Debra Butterfly Skin. The Sports Councilor, Lisandro Vieytes, presented the initiative alongside the coordinator of the socio-health team of the group, Natividad Romero, and the manager and technical coordinator of the facilities, Oliver Amate and Magdalena Toro, respectively. Vieytes highlighted that "it is a proposal that has already been established in the annual calendar and aims mainly to raise awareness about the great work done by an association that was born in Marbella and has now become a benchmark nationally." He also noted that "in the previous edition, 180 participants registered and around 4,000 euros were raised, figures that we hope to increase this year as the total amount collected is entirely allocated to the organization to help improve the quality of life for those affected by the disease." He encouraged citizens "to enjoy a fun, sporty, and charitable morning."
Amate added that "it is a pleasure to continue supporting such a beautiful project that anyone can participate in, as it is suitable for all levels." He mentioned that registration is still open on 'combatteamcompieldemariposa' on Instagram and 'ayudanosadarlesalas' on Facebook, although contributions can also be made through a zero row. Toro detailed that the program will start at 10:30 AM with Zumba and Body Pump, continue at 11:15 AM with indoor cycling and spinning, and conclude with an Xtremfit class, with each activity priced at 5 euros. Finally, Romero emphasized that "such initiatives are very important to continue developing our work" and reminded that Debra, which started in 1993, currently has a team of nurses, psychologists, and researchers, and provides support to over 400 families across Spain and some internationally.
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