Female Branch Against Cancer announces its traditional Gala Dinner 2025 in support of low-income patients

The Women’s Branch Against Cancer announced the holding of its traditional Gala Dinner 2025, a charity event that aims to raise funds to continue providing assistance to low-income patients affected by this disease.

The activity will be held on Friday, October 31st, at 8:00 PM, in the Fiesta Hall of the Spanish Center of Santiago, where attendees will enjoy a luxury dinner, national drinks, and an atmosphere filled with joy, solidarity, and social commitment. The event will feature artistic performances by Toño Rosario and Grupo Bonyé, who will add their talent in support of this noble cause. Tickets are available at the institution’s headquarters, located on Dr. Flavio Darío Espinal street, corner A, #1, Reparto Oquet; at the Asociación Cibao of the Plaza Internacional; and at the entrance of the Casa Club of the Centro Español. With more than 47 years of uninterrupted service, the Women’s Branch Against Cancer has firmly maintained its commitment to the fight against this disease, supporting the acquisition of medical equipment, medications, and direct assistance to patients in need.

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Since 2011, the organization has its own legal personality, which has strengthened its operational independence and expanded its social reach. In March 2024, it moved its offices to its new headquarters, by order of the president of the Board of Trustees, engineer Héctor Lora, from where it continues its work with the same commitment and dedication that has characterized it for decades. “Today more than ever we thank the business community of Santiago and all the collaborators who, with their solidarity, allow us to continue providing hope to those who need it most,” said representatives of the institution. The 2025 Gala Dinner promises to be a night of elegance and commitment, reaffirming the spirit of solidarity that has distinguished the Women’s Branch Against Cancer for almost half a century of service to the community.