A Solidarity Camp ends that will remain in History for many reasons.
Solidarity Camp
The Covid19 Pandemic has brought complicated situations for families. That is why Sportcab strongly opted to create a Solidarity Camp, with special prices for those families who were in ERTE or with unemployment subsidy at a cost of € 50 and families without income who came to the Camp for free.
This originated a solidarity movement among the Sportcab families. Several families decided to anonymously grant scholarships to several children so that they could participate.
Besides, the interior design company interiorD (https://www.interiord.es/) from Marbella, scholarshiped 2 children so that they could participate in the Camp.
Closure of Facilities
At the end of the first week of Campus, the Sports Delegation decided to close the Facilities after a statement from the RFAF Real Andalusian Football Federation.
More info about this news:
RFAF pospone the Leagues start and Marbella Sport Delegation cancel trainings and close facilities
This forced us to look for private alternatives so that children could continue playing sports.
Agustín Cid and Doña Julia football fields in Casares
Agustín Cid was very empathetic and wanted to help in by offering the Doña Julia Soccer Fields in Casares in a disinterested way.
A formidable environment, where children could continue playing sports. Natural Grass Soccer Fields.
We traveled by bus from Marbella.
Food and Clothing collect
We wanted to instill the value of Solidarity in children and during the first week we made a non-perishable food collect to help the neediest families.
The second week we did a used clothing collection and both collections were delivered to the Iglesia de Virgen del Rocío en San Pedro Alcántara.
Collection of non-perishable food:
Clothing collect:
