As part of its Spreading Happiness program, the Royal Resorts Foundation is supporting a Children’s Day Party on May 3. Around 300 children will be spending a fun-filled morning at Colegio Alamos, a local secondary school on the outskirts of Cancún, enjoying live entertainment, games, lunch, balloons and piñatas. They will also receive gifts during the event.
The party is being coordinated by Dr. Sonrisas (Dr. Smiles), a Mexican charity that looks for ways to support chronically or terminally ill children and bring magic into their lives.
You can help the Royal Resorts Foundation, Dr. Sonrisas and other volunteers spread some happiness.
How can you help?
Donate a Toy
If you are staying at Royal Resorts, we invite you to support our Children’s Day Toy Drive. Donate new toys suitable for boys and girls aged 5 to 10 years. Please choose your gift from the following categories:
- Plastic footballs
- Barbie dolls
- Cars (not battery operated)
- Soft toys
- Tea sets and other kitchen play sets
- Board games
- Children’s books (in Spanish)
- Coloring books and art sets
Toys can be handed in at the Front Desk.
If you are not currently staying at the resorts and would like to make a contribution, you can donate online to Royal Resorts Foundation causes at www.royalresortsfoundation.org
Volunteering
If you will be in Cancún at the beginning of May and would like to help out with the event, drop us a line at contact@royalresortsfoundation.org
About Dr. Sonrisas
Founded in 2003, Dr. Sonrisas A.C. is a Mexican charity that works with chronically or terminally ill children, organizing events and special activities to bring some magic into their lives and make their dreams come true for one day.
Dr. Sonrisas volunteers visit children in hospital and work with schools, helping them to organize their own events to raise money for wheelchairs, medicines and more. The organization also provides financial help with treatment and transplants for children with kidney disease.
Dr. Sonrisas has more than 3,500 volunteers, works with more than 20 hospitals and 20 NGOS and is currently helping more than 2,000 children in different parts of Mexico.
