MAPFRE Foundation invests 1,140 million euros in 50 years to improve the lives of more than 179 million people

MAPFRE Foundation today presented the balance of activity of its first 50 years of history, in which it has invested more than 1,140 million euros, “that translate into something much more valuable for you, which is hope, health, education and well -being for more than 179 million people. It is already a present full of opportunities. “

This was highlighted by Antonio Huertas, president of Fundacion Mapfre, who highlighted the main milestones of Mapfre Foundation during their 50 years of history, including international social projects, which have positively impacted the life of more than 15 million people , and whose investment has exceeded 315 million euros. The Social Employment Program has also highlighted, “without a doubt another key tool to offer opportunities to those who need it most” and the aid +rural, endowed with 30 million euros, and that will soon open a new call, endowed with 18 million euros , to continue promoting socio -labor inclusion and improve access to care in rural environments.

Its commitment to emergencies, humanitarian and natural and natural catastrophes has also been firm in these years and to offer immediate support in these types of situations, it has a humanitarian aid fund, endowed annually with 150,000 euros, which during these years you It has allowed responding to 30 emergency situations in a total of 16 countries, including the Pandemia of the COVID-19, to which it allocated 35 million euros, or La Dana in Spain, to which it has destined for more than a million euros to serve those affected. Julio Domingo, General Director of Mapfre Foundation, who has taken stock of 2024 and who has referred to the work of support to the culture carried out by the entity, which during these 50 years has invested a total of 285 million of euros to bring art to more than 14 million people.

Be references in Europe

“2025 offers us a unique opportunity to advance, boost activities that are relevant to society and involve young people, and become a reference foundation in Europe.” It was highlighted by Elvira Vega, which as of next March assumes the General Directorate of the Mapfre Foundation to continue contributing to improve the quality of life of people, with projects that promote social and labor inclusion and development.