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The Chilean national team is no stranger to the critical situation in his native Puente Alto, one of the worst communes in Chile in relation to the COVID-19 pandemic. For this reason, he decided to go to the aid of his neighbors and, without social networks or television channels, he made a generous donation to the Cesfam, Neighborhood Units and Community Halls.
Charles Aránguiz received widespread applause on social networks, after, on this same platform, it was known the donation he made to the Puente Alto commune to better deal with the coronavirus pandemic, because it is one of the worst areas in Chile in relation to infection figures.
Without television cameras through, the national team gave hundreds of units of face masks and alcohol gel to different units of the Family Health Center (Cesfam), popularly known as ‘Consultorios’, supplies delivered through their mother.
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It was an official of one of these precincts who made this donation of the íncipe Prince ’known on social networks, so it was first reported that the gift had been specifically in one of these buildings.
However, with the passing of the hours, more details of the charity work done by the two-time champion of America and current Bayer Leverkusen midfielder became known. The donation was not in a single Cesfam, but was materialized in several primary health centers in Puente Alto, where low-income people are served.
But that is not all. The Twitter account of the Municipal Corporation of Puente Alto recognized Aránguiz who, apart from the aforementioned donation, delivered “Merchandise for community canteens. Thank you Charles for your constant concern and generosity. “
Our Health officials happily received the reusable face masks and alcohol gel donated by the outstanding footballer @CharlesAranguiz who also contributed merchandise for community dining rooms. Thanks Charles for your constant concern and generosity 👏👏👏 pic.twitter.com/YlY1VDlh56
– CorporaciónMunicipal (@cmpuentealto) May 13, 2020
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