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Making miracles
Betty Henderson
THE Cesare Scariolo Foundation is preparing to celebrate its 15th anniversary with an unforgettable event on Sunday, June 25 at Club Med Magna Marbella. Created in memory of Cesare Scariolo, by his son and renowned national basketball coach, Sergio, the foundation aims to help children battling cancer and their families.
A star studded event will be held from 8.30pm on the evening, to raise funds for the incredible ‘I am ready’ Project. Collaborating with The Ricky Rubio Foundation and Nixi for Children, the project prepares children patients with cancer for lifesaving transplants.
This year’s gala will feature a charity dinner, raffles, and an auction. The evening will also showcase breathtaking ballet performances with four individual classical ballet acts starring renowned duo Bogdan Camila and Cristina Dijmaru, lead ballerinas of the Bucharest National Opera. There will also be a mes
THE Thespa performing arts group is returning with another fantastic play on Wednesday, May 24, during their meeting at the Masonic Hall, located in Edificio Bougainvillea in Los Boliches, Fuengirola.
Following their hilarious April meeting, the talented ensemble is all set to leave guests in stitches once again! Their May meeting will merising classical concert.
Organisers shared some details about the charity dinner.
Tickets to the glamorous event cost €130 each, which includes a meal, entertainment and support for the charity. Tickets can be purchased by calling: 615 988 043.
Guests at a launch event included representatives from the Cesare Scariolo Foundation, and sponsors Wennare Art Productions and LW Opteam, who shared their enthusiasm for the event.
Taking centre stage
feature the show, ‘Rats, Cats and Bureaucrats’, a twoact play that will impress guests, based on their recent streak of outstanding performances.
The group’s meeting this month is the last of the season until they reopen in September.
Betty Henderson
THE newly established Rotary Club Malaga Costa del Sol is already making waves on its journey of service to the people of Malaga.
The club has embarked on their journey of generosity with a commitment to the Corazones Malagueños association to deliver a pallet of milk every month for four months.
The Rotary Club’s donation is equivalent to nearly 3,000 litres of milk, which will temporarily fill the gap left by the European community’s decision to exclude milk from subsidised food items.
The Rotary Club’s action began in April, with the second delivery of milk arriving on Friday, May 12. The work is serving as a bridge until
