FCC and the Seur Foundation achieve the objective of collecting bottle tops

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31/07/2017

FCC and the Seur Foundation achieve the objective of collecting bottle tops

As a result of the partnership agreement signed between the Seur Foundation and FCC, sufficient caps have been collected to help several disadvantaged children to access medical treatment or unregulated orthopaedic appliances in the health system, and therefore to improve their quality of life.

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FCC and the Seur Foundation achieve the objective of collecting bottle tops

Since the beginning of the year, approximately 18 million bottle tops have been collected, from companies, town halls, non-governmental organisations and other partnership bodies. This has helped Gerardo, a 13-year-old from Madrid who needed specific treatment that would allow him to be more independent and improve his quality of life.

There are still many tops left to pick up at FCC's facility to continue to help those children who are most in need.

Thanks to all the people who have taking part and continue to contribute to this project. We would like encourage you to carry on your support for this initiative.