6.811 euro support from the 'Creative' fashion show held in Spain to autoimmune disease research
要点
- 1. The fifth event of Olga García's charity fashion show called 'Creative' raised 6.811 euro in revenue.
- 2. All donations collected will be transferred to autoimmune disease research in the Castile and Leon region.
- 3. The research team led by Doctor Julia Barbado from Valladolid University will benefit from the funds.
- 4. The event took place in Cabezón de Pisuerga with the support of hundreds of volunteers and professionals.
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The fifth 'Creative' charity event, led by Valladolid-based hairdresser and professional Olga García, raised 6.811 euro in revenue. All the donations collected will be transferred to relevant medical research through the Castile and Leon Autoimmune and Vasculitis Diseases Association (EAVACyL).
The funds will be transmitted to the Autoimmunity and Inflammation research team led by Doctor Julia Barbado, making the donations searchable. The association remembered with gratitude the more than 100 volunteers, nine hairdressing professionals, six fashion brands, and the Cabezón de Pisuerga municipality that hosted the event, for supporting this successful event.
This personal event, which drew intense interest from the community, will help advance scientific research conducted for the diagnosis and treatment of autoimmune diseases. This charity fashion show, organized regularly over the years, continues to be a source of hope for science and patients.
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- Q: How much revenue was generated from the Creative fashion show?
- A: The fifth charity fashion show organized raised 6.811 euro in revenue for the purpose of researching autoimmune diseases.
- Q: Which area will the raised funds be donated to?
- A: The entirety of the revenue will be transferred to the Autoimmunity and Inflammation research team, directed by Doctor Julia Barbado within Valladolid University.
- Q: Where was the event held and with whose participation?
- A: The event held in Cabezón de Pisuerga featured 9 professionals, 6 fashion companies, and more than 100 volunteers.