It is a sign of solidarity that fills the heart and gives hope for the future! This morning, after the December meeting, as many as 42% of the adult students in our fifth grade classes Lyceum they decided to typify themselves with theADMOthe Bone Marrow Donors Association.
Almost one in two young people, therefore, becomes part of the national register of marrow donors and is available to save a life. A figure that goes hand in hand with the hundreds of blood donations carried out this school year, carried out by pupils and teachers, with various voluntary organisations.
“The generosity, altruism and availability of our students and teachers – declared the Headmaster, Ida La Salandra – it’s just incredible. According to what doctors and volunteers tell usADMOwe are the school that recorded the highest number of typifications.
I think it’s important to tell the good, especially if the protagonists are such young people. This is a fact that confirms the long journey of work that our school is carrying out on the topics of volunteering and solidarity. I want to say a heartfelt thank you to these girls and boys who, with a very small gesture, can save lives.”
“We are immensely grateful to these guys – said Antonio Placentino of theADMO Foggia – for having accepted our proposal. Thanks also to the teachers who, together with our volunteers, made them aware of the values of altruism and solidarity”.
