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Senator Héctor Acosta of Monseñor Nouel Province donated RD$100,000 to the Hogar de Ancianos de Bonao. The funds were raised during a Dominican Professional Baseball League game between the Tigres del Licey and the Águilas Cibaeñas, which took place on October 5 at the Estadio Bebecito del Villar in the La Privada sector of Bonao. During the donation ceremony, Acosta highlighted that the money came from the support of Bonao residents who attended the match. He said the contribution reflected the solidarity of the fans, who enjoyed the game while also supporting a social cause for the elderly residents of the home. Representatives of the Hogar de Ancianos expressed gratitude for the senator’s gesture and noted his continued support for the institution. The donation will be used to improve the welfare of the adults who receive care at the facility. Article source: De Ultimo Minuto | Image credit: De Ultimo Minuto
Senator Héctor Acosta of Monseñor Nouel Province donated RD$100,000 to the Hogar de Ancianos de Bonao. The funds were raised during a Dominican Professional Baseball League game between the Tigres del Licey and the Águilas Cibaeñas, which took place on October 5 at the Estadio Bebecito del Villar in the La Privada sector of Bonao. During the donation ceremony, Acosta highlighted that the money came from the support of Bonao residents who attended the match. He said the contribution reflected the solidarity of the fans, who enjoyed the game while also supporting a social cause for the elderly residents of the home. Representatives of the Hogar de Ancianos expressed gratitude for the senator’s gesture and noted his continued support for the institution. The donation will be used to improve the welfare of the adults who receive care at the facility.
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