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The funds raised will go entirely to perform Astrapace members nautical and water activities in a summer camp.
José Ballesta: "The waters of the Mar Menor boat filled with all kinds of sailors on board, who will compete together for the best rating"
Astrapace this morning its XII Regata Charity to benefit people with cerebral palsy and related diseases, which will take place the weekend of 21 and 22 May at the Club Nautico Mar Menor and where an attendance of more expected 200 participants, who will embark on cruise ships, Optimist, Laser 4.7, Laser radial and 420.
The funds raised in this edition, to be held in the marmenorense town of Los Alcázares and has the support of numerous partner companies are fully allocated to the members of the Astrapace association of Murcia carry nautical and water sports in summer camp .
"This charity event promotes the integration of families in a day of living and inclusive sport, as the waters of the Mar Menor is full of boats with all kinds of crew on board, who will compete together for the best rating" José Ballesta said adding that "although Murcia is landlocked, it does river.
So we look forward to working with Astrapace new solidarity initiatives with the river as porotagonista. "
In the presentation ceremony, held at the Casino de Murcia, was attended by the mayor, the president of the Association for the Treatment of People with paralysis Celebral (Astrapace), Rosa Garcia, president of the Club Nautico Mar Menor, Damian Martinez, Disfrimur director, Juan Jesus Sanchez.
Also they attended by the Councillor for Administration Modernisation, Urban Quality and Participation, Jose Guillen, and the councilman of Social Rights, Conchita Ruiz.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia
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