The Córdoba supermarket chain Deza donates 60,000 euros to those affected

Jane Anderson
Jane Anderson
Logotipo Deza sobre fondo marrón

The Cordoba supermarket chain Deza Quality has joined the aid to those affected by the damage in the Valencian Community. As he has made known through his social networks, he has made a donation of 60,000 euros through Red Cross.

At Deza we believe that, in these times of chaos and logistical problems, the fastest and most direct form of help is economic.“, they commented in an Instagram publication, in which they say they are dismayed by the terrible consequences of the storm.

He has also shared ways of help promoted by the Córdoba City Council

They understand that the immediacy of the situation, as well as the infrastructure, transportation and mobility problems Derived from the storm could affect the arrival of aid. They also consider that organizations have greater expertise in assisting in situations of this type.

In addition, it has shared different avenues of aid that the Córdoba City Council has launched in collaboration with other humanitarian institutions, mainly Cáritas, Red Cross and Food Banks of Valencia. “We encourage all our clients and neighbors to collaborate to the extent of their possibilities and through the established channels with the victims of this terrible catastrophe.”; have pointed out.

They also invite consumers to contribute donations of food and material at the Central Fire Stationenabled as a collection point. This fire station has managed to collect donations of water, food and cleaning materials from hundreds of people.

In addition, on Monday, November 4, it activated the possibility of make financial donations to the Red Cross for those affected by the damage in Valencia. These contributions can be made at the checkout counters and for the desired amount.

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The publication of this article is part of an editorial initiative by Reason Why. The publication of the usual news has been interrupted during the week of November 4th to November 10th. to give visibility only to brands that are reacting to the national emergency in Spain due to the Dana of October 29.

Reason Why is committed to following up on brand promises to avoid any bad practices.

For communications and more information: via email at (email protected) or through WhatsApp at 665653199