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Fundación Huésped's annual solidarity dinner draws prominent guests

Fundación Huésped's annual solidarity dinner draws prominent guests

From La Nación · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Fundación Huésped held its annual solidarity dinner at Casa Redonda de los Palanti.
  • The event aimed to raise funds for the foundation's free psychological and legal assistance services, as well as sexual health counseling and HIV/syphilis testing.
  • Notable guests included Juliana Awada, Carolina "Pampita" Ardohain, and Leandro Cahn, who highlighted the foundation's impact.

Fundación Huésped hosted its annual solidarity dinner, this year at the historic Casa Redonda de los Palanti, bringing together notable figures from Argentine society to support its mission.

The event, which featured musical performances by Fer Dente, a mentalism act by Agustín Canolik, and a vocal trio performance, aimed to raise crucial funds. The entirety of the proceeds will directly support the foundation's free services, which include psychological assistance, legal aid, sexual health counseling, and HIV and syphilis testing. These services collectively assist over 42,000 individuals annually.

Among the prominent attendees were former First Lady Juliana Awada, accompanied by her friend Nathalie Sielecki, and model Carolina "Pampita" Ardohain. Other guests included former model Natalia Graciano, model Chloé Bello, and television host Flor de la V with Pablo Goycochea.

Leandro Cahn, the Executive Director of Fundación Huésped, emphasized the importance of such gatherings. "These meetings are very important for Fundación Huésped because they allow us to amplify our mission and continue putting HIV prevention and access to health as fundamental rights on the agenda," he stated. "But they also allow us to show everything we do and the concrete impact that society's support has."

These meetings are very important for Fundación Huésped because they allow us to amplify our mission and continue putting HIV prevention and access to health as fundamental rights on the agenda. But they also allow us to show everything we do and the concrete impact that society's support has.

— Leandro CahnExplaining the significance of the annual solidarity dinner.
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Originally published by La Nación in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.