Levante launch solidarity bracelet for DANA victims
Spanish second-tier side Levante released a solidarity bracelet in support of those affected by the devastating floods in Valencia. The bracelet is being sold for 2 euros, with the funds from the sales being donated towards rebuilding "schools and football pitches in the regions that have been affected the most."
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Alongside their association, Spanish second-tier side Levante have launched a solidarity bracelet in support of the communities impacted by the DANA - the deadly floods in Spain, which have particularly been brutal in the Valencia region.
The bracelet, released on Saturday, is available for the price of 2 euros in the 'Ciutat de Valencia' shop, in the fan-shops located behind the stadium during matchday and also online, with customers able to choose between in-store delivery for collection and home delivery.
According to the official statement released by the club, all the funds from the bracelets will contribute to the rebuilding "schools and football pitches in the regions that have been affected the most."
After launching a solidarity aid collection account on October 31st, Levante have closed the campaign on Friday the 8th of November. During the campaign, the Valencia stadium was used as a collection and distribution point for the victims of the DANA.
The bracelet, released on Saturday, is available for the price of 2 euros in the 'Ciutat de Valencia' shop, in the fan-shops located behind the stadium during matchday and also online, with customers able to choose between in-store delivery for collection and home delivery.
According to the official statement released by the club, all the funds from the bracelets will contribute to the rebuilding "schools and football pitches in the regions that have been affected the most."
After launching a solidarity aid collection account on October 31st, Levante have closed the campaign on Friday the 8th of November. During the campaign, the Valencia stadium was used as a collection and distribution point for the victims of the DANA.
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