Charitable haircuts return on the 23rd to San Pedro Alcántara
The event will benefit the Multiple Sclerosis Association, and there will be musical performances, functional sports classes, and games and shows for children.
This Sunday, November 23, San Pedro Alcántara Boulevard will host the sixth edition of 'Cortes Solidarios', an initiative promoted by the hairdresser Jorge Peña to benefit, on this occasion, the Multiple Sclerosis Association of the municipality. The event, which will start at 09:30 AM, will feature a wide range of recreational, cultural, and leisure activities for all ages, aimed at raising funds for the services provided by this group.
The deputy mayor of San Pedro, Javier García, has highlighted "the commitment of the City Council to charitable events" and stated that "this event has become a staple in the local calendar thanks to its altruistic nature, the effort of its promoters, and the involvement of numerous collaborators and volunteers." He also thanked "the drive of the organizer and the work carried out by the social entity to improve the quality of life of its users and their families."
For his part, Peña recalled that "we started six years ago with this idea and each edition is dedicated to a different cause" and detailed that the program will take place throughout the day, featuring charitable haircuts provided by about fifteen hairdressers at the symbolic price of six euros.
For the little ones, there will be inflatable castles, bike circuits, virtual reality glasses, and a children's show
Throughout the day, there will also be functional sports classes, musical performances by Los Piratas, Juanjo Alcántara, Eva Piñero, Miguel Lejía, and the rock band RokingerZ, as well as DJ sessions and children's activities like inflatable castles, bike circuits, virtual reality glasses, and the Mimosín show.
40 members and 24 users
On the other hand, the president of the Multiple Sclerosis Association, María José Rodríguez, has thanked "this demonstration of solidarity that will allow us to continue providing essential services such as physiotherapy, psychological support, home therapy, or adapted transportation."
She added that "we are 40 members and 24 users," and highlighted that the association has the support of entities such as the Global Gift Foundation, which provides its space in Casa Ángeles, and the City Council, which facilitates the municipal headquarters at the Ana Ortega de Divina Pastora civic center. The organization and the City Council have called on the citizens to actively participate in this charitable day.
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