CONTINUIAMO IL NATALE

05 December 2020

Unisciti a noi nella campagna "CONTINUIAMO IL NATALE" in sostegno dei due nostri progetti per contrastare il COVID-19 in Amazzonia e per orientare al LAVORO i giovani in difficoltà in Italia, secondo il carisma di San Leonardo Murialdo.

"CONTINUIAMO IL NATALE" in quest'anno particolare in cui non ci sarà il tradizionale Ekuò Concerto d'Avvento che tanto ha raccolto negli ultimi 10 anni in favore dei giovani emarginati.

Il tuo contributo farà la differenza, piccolo o grande che sia. Grazie!

Schede dei progetti:

- Covid19: https://www.murialdo.org/ita/projects/view/assieme-contro-il-covid-19

- Borsa Lavoro: https://www.murialdo.org/ita/projects/view/borsa-lavoro

Abbiamo creato una campagna di raccolta fondi su Facebook, dove sarà possibile donare e il 100% dell'importo arriverà a Murialdo World onlus.

Condividi sul tuo profilo Facebook la nostra campagna di raccolta fondi che trovi a questo link: https://www.facebook.com/donate/1417090031829937.

Guarda il video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hGSt9KtMpLE&feature=youtu.be

INSIEME POSSIAMO CONTINUARE IL NATALE

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