Now yes. After the criticism received by a large part of Valencianism for not giving a single euro to those affected by DANA despite two weeks having passed since the tragedy, Valencia reacted and made it official that one hundred percent of the money was raised in the Valencia-Betis box office will go to the victims.
The club called to fill the Mestalla and ensured that he was preparing various recognitions and tributes for a match in which Valencia, in addition, was in danger of getting out of relegation and breathing, although to do so they had to beat a Betis who now playing ‘in another League’ at Rubén Baraja’s team.
Valencia enabled a ‘solidarity zero line’ where the entity will deposit all the money, through the VCF Foundation, allocate all that amount to contribute to the recovery of the province of Valencia and help the return of sports and educational activity of the boys and girls affected of DANA.
Valencianismo turned and denounced that Valencia, the most important club in the city, would not have donated a single euro to those affected, no matter how much Mestalla lent to open an improvised Food Bank and would have launched a solidarity t-shirt, the cost of which, of course, was the fans.
now, Valencia retreated and highlighted that one hundred percent of the tickets received will go to those affected through the ‘solidarity zero row’ where, the club emphasizes, you can donate even if you don’t go to the Mestalla this coming Saturday the 23rd.
Source: La Verdad
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