Agradecimientos
Actualizado: 3 jul 2020
Nuestro profundo agradecimiento a los siguientes benefactores por haber incluido al Hospital Ortopédico Infantil, y a la Fundación Venezolana contra la Parálisis Infantil en sus programas de Responsabilidad Social y hacernos las siguientes donaciones:
Procter&Gamble y el DVC
A través del DIVIDENDO VOLUNTARIO PARA LA COMUNIDAD- DVC la empresa PROCTER & GAMBLE DE VENEZUELA nos donaron una cantidad muy considerable de jabón Maestro Limpio, producto sumamente útil para el mantenimiento y limpieza del Hospital.
Tapabocas para el personal y nuestros pacientes:
Apreciamos sobre manera la iniciativa de Jo Aguirre de donarnos tapabocas de su propia factura para la protección de nuestro personal de guardia.
También recibimos la visita de representantes de la marca Ushuva, gran aliado de la FVCLPI por la donación de mascarillas de su marca para nuestros pacientes y personal.
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