What was the reason Carolina Cruz had to sell some of her most valuable possessions?

Presenter Carolina Cruz has gained recognition not only for her years on Colombian television, but for her career as a model and businesswoman.

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She is currently one of the hosts of the morning program ‘Día Día’ on Caracol Televisión, although she has also been in productions such as ‘Around the world in 80 laughter’, and has her own podcast in which she shares a little more about her intimate life.

The Vallecaucana has a foundation called ‘Salvador de Sueños’, in which it is committed to helping mothers and children with complex illnesses, providing the medical assistance and learning necessary for these families.

On her social networks, the presenter announced the sale of items from her wardrobe as a strategy to raise funds for her foundation, among which are notable pieces, such as Puma tennis shoes, dresses and blouses. In the images you can see prices from 40,000 to 90,000 pesos.

Carolina used her Instagram stories to show these clothes and reaffirm the commitment she has to her foundation, and added the following message: “By buying these clothes and shoes you help our children. Available now in our Clothes Saver.

Thanks to this idea of selling your clothes, Cruz found an innovative and personal way to further engage his followers with this noble cause. Many of them applaud that she has taken this great initiative to help those people who have few resources.

The ‘Salvador de Sueños’ foundation is dedicated to his youngest son and focuses its efforts on providing medical help and educational resources for mothers whose children suffer from complicated illnesses.

This project was born because the presenter and former beauty queen lived a complicated experience when her son Salvador Palomeque was diagnosed with gestational torticollis. This is a disease in which the baby is born with a strange position of the neck and affects the right side more than the left, as explained by the ‘Stanford Medicine’ site.

The support of his family was essential, and there he thought about those other people who live in similar situations and do not have any resources. In an interview he gave to the program ‘La Red’ a few months ago, he spoke more about this project.

“A humble family, that has a minimum wage and that also has a difficult health condition, because their life is an ordeal,” Cruz declared.

I continue by saying: “I think that is where we have to raise a little awareness because (…) these people have to wait for an authorization from Sisbén or an EPS when an MRI costs up to five million pesos with sedation,” Carolina added. Cross.