This Tuesday, 22 April 2025, the 20th edition of Relats Solidaris de l’Esport was presented at the Antiga Fàbrica Damm in Barcelona. A non-profit project that returns for another year with the same goal: turning words into action and sport into solidarity.
As a new feature, this edition has the backing of a figure much loved on and off the pitch: Aitana Bonmatí (FC Barcelona), world champion and one of the most influential athletes of today.
This year, all proceeds from sales of the book and the charity concert will go to AE Ramassà, the organisation behind the “Inclusive women’s football” project, an initiative that promotes the integration of refugee, asylum-seeking and newly arrived women through physical activity and football.
AE Ramassà: inclusion and autonomy
This project, running since 2021, offers weekly football training and complementary activities such as workshops and training pathways to improve participants’ self-esteem, emotional health and employability. It also provides family-friendly spaces and leisure outings to foster the creation of personal bonds and networks.
A patron with a voice of her own
During the official presentation of the book, Aitana Bonmatí highlighted the importance of the project and the transformative role of sport in society. Visibly moved, she declared:
“It is an honour to be the first woman to be patron of Relats Solidaris de l’Esport."
Aitana Bonmatí
With these words, Bonmatí reaffirms her commitment to equality and to the visibility of women in sport and beyond. Her involvement gives this year’s edition a boost and connects the sporting story with deep values of social justice, equity and opportunities for all.
acrōnim’s role in the project
At acrōnim, we are once again supporting Relats Solidaris de l’Esport, managing sponsorships, communication and events, and forming part of the organising team for the charity concert. We also contribute with a direct donation as a partner company. For us, communication only makes sense if it serves to amplify projects that generate real impact.
The goal? To pass the one million euro mark raised since the project began, all of it going to social organisations across the region.
Want to join in? You can now buy the charity book and contribute to a good cause through sport.
