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What health project would you like to support?

CINFA is celebrating its 50th anniversary, and it wants to do so by supporting all those associations that leave their skin for the benefit of patients. Its new solidarity initiative is called 'Contigo, 50 y más' , and in it this Spanish company, founded in 1969, will deliver a contribution of 5,000 euros to each of the 50 most voted projects among those presented by Spanish patient organizations without encouragement profit.

“At Cinfa, we have been working for health for 50 years and that is why, with 'Contigo, 50 y más' we want to recognize the value of people who live with the disease. At the same time, we want to give visibility and support to the work of the patient organizations that work for them and show our gratitude to them ”, explains Enrique Ordieres, president of CINFA.

Transparent Awards

To ensure the transparency of the awards, any citizen can enter the website and vote for their favorite projects.

On September 30, the voting period ends and the results will be made public. If you want to know the different solidarity initiatives and support with your vote the projects that you like the most, you can do it on the website of with you 50 and more.

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