Teletón Sets Dual 2026 Goals: 427 Million Pesos and 1,000 Recurring Donors

Teletón Foundation sets a dual 2026 goal to raise 427 million pesos and recruit over 1,000 recurring donors.

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The Teletón Foundation established a dual goal for its 2026 event to raise 426.9 million pesos and recruit more than 1,000 recurring donors. ^[1] Teletón 2026 is scheduled to take place on October 10, 2026, to benefit children with disabilities treated at the Teletón Centers for Infant Rehabilitation (CRIT) across the country. ^[2] Achieving the dual goals is a condition required to begin construction of a new Rehabilitation and Inclusion Center for Children (CRIT) in Minatitlán, Veracruz. ^[3] Fernando Landeros, founder and president of the Teletón Foundation, explained that recurring donors will receive the same importance as traditional fundraising to ensure permanent resources for therapies. ^[4] The foundation seeks to recruit recurring donors who commit to monthly contributions starting at 330 pesos to maintain treatments throughout the year. ^[5] Fernando Landeros, president of the Teletón Foundation, stated that since Teletón began in 1996, the 28 CRIT centers have treated nearly one million children with disabilities, cancer, or autism. ^[6] The Teletón 2026 event aims to raise a total of 426 million 978 thousand 716 pesos, a figure the organizers expect to exceed. ^[7]

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The Teletón Foundation established a dual goal for its 2026 event to raise 426.9 million pesos and recruit more than 1,000 recurring donors. · El Heraldo de México

Teletón 2026 is scheduled to take place on October 10, 2026, to benefit children with disabilities treated at the Teletón Centers for Infant Rehabilitation (CRIT) across the country. · El Imparcial

Achieving the dual goals is a condition required to begin construction of a new Rehabilitation and Inclusion Center for Children (CRIT) in Minatitlán, Veracruz. · El Heraldo de México

Fernando Landeros, founder and president of the Teletón Foundation, explained that recurring donors will receive the same importance as traditional fundraising to ensure permanent resources for therapies. · El Heraldo de México

The foundation seeks to recruit recurring donors who commit to monthly contributions starting at 330 pesos to maintain treatments throughout the year. · El Heraldo de México

Fernando Landeros, president of the Teletón Foundation, stated that since Teletón began in 1996, the 28 CRIT centers have treated nearly one million children with disabilities, cancer, or autism. · El Imparcial

The Teletón 2026 event aims to raise a total of 426 million 978 thousand 716 pesos, a figure the organizers expect to exceed. · El Imparcial

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