La Fundación Canaria UDLP, conjuntamente con el departamento de Formación y Captación, siguen promoviendo el fútbol base a través de la entrega de material deportivo, de la marca Hummel, a los clubes convenidos.
Durante esta semana han visitado la sede de la entidad amarilla, D. Jerónimo Cabrera Sanchez (Momo), presidente de la UD Balos; D. José Luis Quintana Benítez, presidente del Arucas CF; D. Francisco Javier Cabrera García, presidente de la UD Barrial; D. Julián Oscar Mejías Pitti, presidente del Estrella CF y D. Juan Carlos García Mesa, presidente CD Calero.
Estas acciones entran dentro del “Proyecto de Promoción del Fútbol Base y de Fomento de la Práctica Deportiva y los Valores del Deporte entre la Juventud”, puesto en marcha por la Fundación UD Las Palmas, en conjunto con el Departamento de Formación y Captación de la entidad amarilla, con el apoyo del Gobierno de Canarias a través de la Consejería de Deportes.
Five local clubs in Gran Canaria Spain, namely UD Balos, Arucas CF, UD Barrial, Estrella CF and CD Calero, have recently been provided with the latest sports equipment in a joint venture initiated by the local government and sports association.
The delivery of the equipment, sponsored and coordinated by the local council of Gran Canaria, was executed with efficiency in order that the clubs could start using their new equipment as soon as possible. Among the supplies delivered were training jerseys, shorts and equipment for goalposts, just to name a few.
This equipment delivery has been especially welcomed by the five local clubs, as the equipment had not been replaced for several years. Since their inception, all of the clubs had been striving to obtain self-sufficiency, but the economic turmoil during the past years hindered their progress. As such, this donation by the local government and sports association had enabled the clubs to secure the necessary training supplies and progress towards their goal of self-sufficiency.
Overall, the delivery of sports equipment to the five local clubs can be seen as a success story for the local government and sports association. Not only did the delivery ensure that their local teams had the necessary training materials, it also showed their commitment to supporting the development of amateur sports in the Gran Canaria area.
This donation of supplies to the five local teams not only points the way to success, but it also serves as a further example of the commitment of local authorities and associations to kick-start the development of amateur sports in the Gran Canaria area. Hopefully, with the help of these five local clubs, the Gran Canaria region can improve its standing as a sports destination in the coming years.
