If you fail to see what’s really going on in the world, it’s impossible to know how to help from your position in the real world.
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Jesús
If you fail to see what’s really going on in the world, it’s impossible to know how to help from your position in the real world.
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Jesús
It’s something that has a direct impact on health.
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Belén
I gave blood because I like to give things without expecting anything in return.
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Emmanuel
I decided to give blood because I think it’s important for hospitals.
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María
I wanted to donate blood because I think it’s necessary.
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Álex
I donate every time there’s a blood drive at the University.
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Gloria
I’m in the habit of donating blood as often as I can
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Oscar
A friend of mine donated and urged me to do the same.
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Carla
It’s really hard to grasp a reality if it doesn’t hit close to home. In Nairobi, that’s how it went.
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José David
This summer I volunteered at the work camp in Guatemala.
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Carla
I would need page upon page to narrate this highly recommendable experience, which I’m sure would be a turning point in anyone’s life.
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Alfredo
Working at the Camp in Kenya has helped me, among many other things, to value what I have.
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Nacho
It all began one evening when I was going through e-mails from the university.
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Marina
At the beginning, no one knew what to expect. We were all eager to meet the children, talk to them and find out more about them.
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Núria
For the fifth straight year, a team from UIC Barcelona travelled to Guatemala to work alongside a local NGO.
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Bring food to the collection points
Bring food to
the collection points
“Never, not even in the sales, have I enjoyed buying so much.”
Elena. 3rd-year Business Administration student
Elena took part in last year’s Food Collection Campaign. Not only did she come to UIC Barcelona loaded with chickpeas: she also took home a story to tell. What about you, #what’syourstory?
Bring food to the collection points at UIC Barcelona.
What kind of food?
Chickpeas, beans or lentils in glass jars; canned peaches, pineapple or sardines; cookies, nougat, wafers or polvorones.
When?
15 November to 4 December
Where?
Barcelona Campus
Sant Cugat Campus
If you would like to hand out food to the families from the Raval district who receive assistance from Acció Social Montalegre, join the University Students for Solidarity Service or send an e-mail to usolidaris@uic.es
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