FUNDACIÓN EL TRIÁNGULO y MCDONALD’S presentan el Gran Día Octava Edición
Desde hace 8 años, tenemos una alianza estratégica con McDonald’s Ecuador con el proyecto emblemático “Gran Día”, que este año se celebrará el viernes 4 de octubre y es la octava edición. Durante este día especial, todas las ventas de la hamburguesa Big Mac se destinarán a apoyar financieramente a nuestra fundación.
Fundación El Triángulo es una organización sin fines de lucro dedicada desde 1994, a atender las necesidades de niños y jóvenes con discapacidad intelectual. Tenemos 3 líneas de acción, formación para niños y niñas de 3 a 18 años; programa de inclusión laboral para jóvenes de 18 años en adelante que han realizado su formación en la Fundación y el programa de artes que mediante talleres de teatro, danza, música y artes plásticas ha permitido realizar la puesta en escena de importantes obras de teatro como “Marea… estamos conectados”.
¿Cómo puede participar?
Compra de Big Mac: Organizar la compra de Big Mac para sus colaboradores. Puede coordinar la compra masiva o individual de “Tickets de Preventa” comunicándose directamente con nosotros a los teléfonos 0991162427 o al 0999800470
Promoción Interna: Ayúdenos a difundir esta iniciativa internamente. Puede utilizar sus canales de comunicación para motivar a sus colaboradores a participar.
Compartir en Redes Sociales: Anime a sus colaboradores a compartir en sus redes personales y las de la empresa, su participación, utilizando el hashtag #ElGranDíaConTriángulo y etiquetando a McDonald’s y nuestra Fundación.
En Fundación El Triángulo contamos con tickets de preventa que incluyen la BigMac, papas y gaseosa, Usted puede utilizarlos desde el lunes 30 de septiembre hasta el domingo 6 de octubre, un fin de semana más para disfrutar en familia.
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