Valencia CF increased its collaboration with Aportem – Puerto Solidario València

- The meeting held between Valencia C.F. and Aportem was attended by the Club’s president, Layhoon Chan, and the president and secretary of Aportem, Francisco Prado and Pilar Blaya
In order to strengthen the bonds of collaboration between Aportem – Puerto Solidario València and Valencia C.F., a protocol meeting between the heads of both institutions took place at the last match held at Mestalla.
Valencia C.F., through the VCF Foundation, has strongly relaunched its ADN Mestalla Solidari project, which was launched in the 21-22 season. Different organizations that, like Aportem, work in the field of integration, social inclusion and the fight against racism and xenophobia, are invited by the valencianista team to give them added visibility. The stadium’s public address system and the Club’s official radio station echoed the meeting between the two institutions, highlighting Aportem’s solidarity activities.
The meeting between Valencia C.F. and Aportem was attended by the Club’s president, Layhoon Chan, and the president and secretary of Aportem, Francisco Prado and Pilar Blaya.
During the meeting, which was particularly cordial, in which the president presented a Valencia shirt screen-printed with the name of Aportem, some of the most recent collaborations between the two institutions were reviewed, highlighting the desire to maintain and increase the aforementioned collaboration.
For some years now, Valencia C.F. has been collaborating closely with Aportem in various projects, including the two editions of the Solidarity Football Championship organized by Aportem with the collaboration of At. Nazaret, which brings together more than 400 children from Marítimo. In the last edition, in addition to the attendance of the Valencia mascot, the sports institution once again provided hundreds of t-shirts and other gifts for the participating children.
Aportem – Puerto Solidario València, which this year celebrates its tenth anniversary, is an association declared of public utility, totally private, formed by associations, institutions, companies and individuals linked to the port sector and the Maritime District of Valencia. Its activities are mainly focused on the environment of the Port of Valencia, with special attention to the care of the environment and children at risk of social exclusion.
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