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On August 19, a group of loving volunteers visited the Antonio Patricio de Alcalá Hospital (HUAPA) in Cumana, Venezuela. Dressed as Spider-Man, Elsa, and other cartoon characters popular with children, the volunteers went from one pediatric ward to another, giving books and toys to sick children. This was a charity event meticulously planned by CoinEx Charity, a global charity for children suffering from illnesses in Venezuela. CoinEx Charity hopes that the warmth and fun that the cartoon characters and gifts brought to the children will help ease their pain and give them a chance to be happy for a while. The hope is that the warmth and fun brought by the cartoon characters and gifts will ease their pain and help them forget about their illnesses for a while.
On the day of the event, we welcomed our dear “friends” and received toys and gifts. They also played games with their favorite cartoon characters, filling the hospital room with laughter and joy. The children were not nervous because of the cheerful atmosphere and were immersed in the joy and gifts brought by the heroes, often forgetting about themselves.
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Childhood, the best beginning of life, is full of joy and wonder, so children are confident and carefree, but illness can Some children are deprived of their privileges, and in 2022, CoinExcharity introduced the Multimillion Dollar Charity Fund to improve the living conditions of the world’s vulnerable. Focusing on the well-being of children and teenagers, the fund has helped to alleviate the financial and emotional burden of poor families with sick children.
Coin Ex Charity organized this surprise party by recruiting local actors who are passionate about charity to help ease the spirits and improve the well-being of hospitalized children. The actors dressed up as the children’s favorite cartoon characters, bringing them closer to their heroes and giving them the courage to fight their illnesses. The organization created a wonderful animated world and happy childhood memories for the children. During the event, Coin Ex Charity prepared gifts and sweets for more than 120 sick children at HUAPA Hospital, including 200 breakfast meals, 300 pieces of fruit, 200 bottles of juice, 80 infant supplements, and 500 cakes. These gifts of love were a big surprise to the children being treated in the hospital ward. The hospital received many thank-you notes from parents and doctors, and the children expressed their gratitude with happy smiles.
The goal of Coin Ex Charity’s charity work is never to give up. Besides Venezuela, we visited the Uniwayo Hospital in Nigeria to donate medical supplies for sick children. Most recently, we have partnered with KAÇUV (Hope Foundation for Children with Cancer) in Turkey to provide financial assistance to sick children to help them receive quality education. The organization is inspired by the significance of the charity in each of its child-focused programs. CoinExcharity calls on everyone around the world to care about underprivileged children and improve their lives and learning environment through charitable acts. Together, we can ensure that every child has a happy childhood
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Charity requires dedication. Coin Exchange Charities has returned to its roots and continues to contribute to the charitable cause of protecting the world’s less fortunate. Focusing on the living conditions of the world’s children, we aim to evolve into a caring organization that is committed to charity while fulfilling our responsibilities as a company.
In the future, Coin Ex Charity will continue to pay constant attention to the education and living conditions of children with special needs. It also calls upon like minded people around the world to care for vulnerable populations, such as sick children and children facing various challenges, and to help and protect children. Coin Ex Charity strives to create a social environment where children can have a happy childhood.
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