From Rold, against Garlasco entry in favor of Ukraine

The company announces the important initiative for the race on Sunday at 6 pm. President Sandro Da Rold: “We will work together with the Red Cross”

The collection of the match in favor of the Ukrainian people, through the Red Cross. In addition to spontaneous donations from management and team group. These are the latest initiatives by Da Rold Logistics Belluno, coinciding with the match on Sunday at 6 pm at the Spes Arena against Garlasco.
The aim is to combine the need to count on a massive and warm presence of the public, with the intention of doing good to those who are experiencing dramatic periods. For this reason, free access for women is postponed to Sunday 27 March.
HELP

“On Sunday we will play a very important match,” explains president Sandro Da Rold. «But in the face of war images that come from Eastern Europe, the concept of importance, in relation to sport, is also completely relative. This is why we have decided to donate the entire proceeds of the next challenge to the Ukrainian people, oppressed by the conflict and forced to flee their land ».
Specifically, the DRL will donate the amount linked to the sale of tickets to the Italian Red Cross.
“I made contact with the Belluno Committee of the Red Cross itself, a reality that is already responding to the needs of those who are hostage to war. Ukraine lacks water, food, electricity, medicine. And, in our small way, we want to lend a hand. In addition to the proceeds from the match, we ourselves, between the club and the team group, will collect resources to be allocated to those who, at this moment, are suffering. Those who decide to spend a couple of hours at the Spes Arena, in addition to supporting us, will therefore be able to feed the humanitarian aid machine ».
WOMEN FREE, POSTPONED TO 27
The fans and fans, who should have entered for free on Sunday, only see the proposal in their favor postponed on the occasion of the derby with San Donà on 27 March.
“We apologize for the inconvenience, but we are sure that they too will gladly pay the entrance, knowing where the resources will go.”