The Elena Torres Association is once again mobilizing Ibizan society with a new solidarity initiative that combines gastronomy and social commitment to continue supporting research aimed at achieving early detection of cancer. The entity organizes a charity dinner that will take place on Saturday, November 29 at 8.30 pm at the restaurant Celler de Can Pere, located in Santa Eulària des Riu. The event aims to raise funds for the scientific project that the association has been funding since 2015 and which is led by CSIC researcher Priscila Monteiro Kosaka.
A special menu to add up against cancer
The gastronomic proposal served during this evening of solidarity includes a Christmas soup as a starter, a round of beef or pork with grilled vegetables as a main course and a greixonera with vanilla ice cream and caleta coffee as dessert. The donation price is 75 euros, drinks included, and all profits will go entirely to research. Reservations can be made by calling +34 649 43 50 21 or +34 650 22 41 05.
An event that reinforces social commitment
This charity dinner adds to the calendar of actions that the Elena Torres Association promotes every year to raise awareness and funds. Recently, the entity managed to raise
Research with Ibizan seal and international recognition
The project funded by the association is based on a proprietary technology of nanosensors and biotechnology, developed by Monteiro Kosaka, capable of detecting tumor markers at very early stages through a simple blood test. The research is currently in its
Eight years of work and 600,000 euros invested in the project
Since its creation, the association – founded in memory of Elena Torres, whose story inspires this cause – has allocated 600,000 euros to this project thanks to donations from citizens, solidarity events and the support of local companies. Its commitment is firm: to continue funding this research until it is fully completed.
