Santiago Matías donates RD$100,000 to finish funeral home in Guayubín

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Santiago Matías promotes the completion of the municipal funeral home in Guayubín

The president of the Dominicanos Primero party, Santiago Matías, reaffirmed his commitment to social development by making a donation of RD$100,000 pesos. This financial contribution has the primary objective of funding the final phase of construction for the cold storage room at the funeral home in the municipality of Guayubín, Montecristi province.

The project, long awaited by the residents of this district, seeks to dignify the funeral services offered to families in the area, providing adequate and functional facilities for moments of mourning.

A collective effort for community well-being

The initiative arises following a direct request from the inhabitants of Guayubín, who have joined efforts to make this project a reality. Santiago Matías, popularly known as Alofoke, answered this call, joining the work led by Melvin de León together with other members of the community, who have managed the necessary resources to complete the infrastructure.

This gesture shows that when there is a will to help, we can do great things for our community.

Local spokesperson for Guayubín

Local representatives expressed their gratitude to Matías and De León, highlighting that their support is fundamental for the project to go from being a need raised for years to a tangible reality for all citizens.

Impact and next steps in the project

  • The contribution of RD$100,000 accelerates the final stage of construction work.
  • The collaboration highlights the importance of unity between citizens and public figures to address social needs.
  • Community members maintain constant monitoring to ensure the project is fully completed and put at the service of the municipality.

With this step, the Guayubín community is closer to having a dignified space, demonstrating the positive impact that active citizen participation generates in the improvement of their basic public services.

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