Ayúdame3D launches its solidarity story "HELPI and the adventure of helping".

>The story will go on sale from February 1 on the website ayudame3D.org

>All profits go to the manufacture and delivery of aid to different vulnerable groups.

The NGO Ayúdame3D launches its solidarity story "HELPI and the adventure of helping". All proceeds go to help people with disabilities and vulnerable groups around the world thanks to 3D printing.

The story tells the tale of Helpi, a very imaginative boy who loves superheroes and building games. With his 3D printing "magic machine", Helpi makes toys... until the coronavirus arrives and the protagonist decides to focus on helping others by making protective masks.

The story is a tribute to all the people who, during the worst months of COVID-19, gave their all to help others," says Laura Martín Torruella, author of "HELPI and the adventure of helping" and head of communications at Ayúdame3D.Laura Martín Torruella, author of "HELPI y la aventura de ayudar" and head of communications at Ayúdame3D, says, "The story is a tribute to all the people who, during the worst months of COVID-19, gave their all to help others. During the months of confinement, the Spanish NGO manufactured and donated more than 20,000 assistive devices to more than 400 centers throughout the country.

Ayúdame3D explains that the story is also one more step in its objective of promoting the social values of technology among children, doing so in a fun and entertaining way so that they are the ones who decide to change the world. In the words of Guillermo M. Gauna-Vivas, director of the NGO: "We always say that helping is too easy not to do it. With "HELPI and the adventure of helping" we want to show that we can all help with what we enjoy every day".

"HELPI and the Adventure of Helping", with illustrations by artist Sonidella, will be available from Monday, February 1 on the Ayúdame3D website for €11.90. 

CONTACT 

Press and interviews: laura@ayudame3d.org | comunicacion@ayudame3d.org

www.ayudame3d.org

 

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