Congratulations!
Are you getting ready for your First Communion? It’s a special and exciting moment that you’ve been looking forward to. At Cooperación Internacional, we have a unique opportunity for you to spread your joy and make a difference in the lives of other children in need.
Did you know that there are many children around the world who lack basic necessities like food, medicine, and education?
You can make a difference. How? By choosing to request donations for them as part of your Communion gifts. You have the power to decide which project your charitable gift will support.
Here are the projects you can choose from:
- Vistalegre Social Kitchen (Spain): Providing hot meals for homeless individuals and families in need.
- Walé Social Medical Center (Ivory Coast): Offering medical care and support to those who cannot afford it.
- Youth Leadership Program (India): Helping children in impoverished neighborhoods by providing food, education, and training for a brighter future.
Interested in taking part? It’s simple!
Before your Communion:
1. Select the project that resonates with you the most.
2. Spread the word to your family and friends through a call, video message, or family gathering.
3. Prepare an envelope for them to leave their donations on your Communion day.
After your Communion:
4. Fill out the form with your details.
5. With your parents’ help, make a donation via Bizum or bank transfer to COOPERACIÓN INTERNACIONAL.
Include the project name in the subject line:
- Communion – Kitchen
- Communion – Walé
- Communion – India
Send the proof of payment to: [email protected]
(This will help you receive a donation certificate if needed.)
Within a few days, we will confirm that your donation has made its way to those in need. You’ll experience the joy of making a positive impact on others.
You can also participate from Valladolid, Malaga, or Seville.
Make your Communion a dual celebration: one for you and one for the children you’ll be supporting.
With your generosity, we can achieve great things together.
