Museo Aeronáutico de Málaga Launches 1970s-Themed Charity Calendar for Cancer Support
Visitors to the Museo Aeronáutico de Málaga can now support a meaningful regional cause while picking up a unique souvenir. The museum, located in the original passenger terminal of Málaga's airport, has collaborated with a local non-profit organization to release a special fundraising calendar that captures the spirit of historic flight with a touch of humor.
How to Support Local Families During Your Málaga Museum Visit
The newly released calendar features playful, retro-themed photographs taken directly within the museum's exhibition spaces. The images transport readers back to the 1970s, showcasing a decade of vintage aviation fashion, music, and travel culture amidst the museum’s collection of historic aircraft and equipment.
Proceeds from the calendar directly benefit Un Sí por la Vida, Unidos Contra El Cáncer, an independent, non-profit association. Established in 2014 by a group of citizens in Alhaurín el Grande, the charity provides multidisciplinary support to improve the quality of life for cancer patients and their families. The organization has been expanding its services across various towns in the Málaga province to offer essential care to those in need.
Purchasing and Contact Information
The calendar is available for 4 euros, with 100% of the sales revenue donated directly to the association to assist more than 500 families.
- In-Person Purchases: Visitors can buy the calendar at the information desk inside the Museo Aeronáutico de Málaga.
- Postal Delivery: For those who cannot visit the museum in person, delivery can be arranged by contacting the charity directly via email at [email protected] or by calling 952491967 or 657274257.
This initiative offers a practical way for both locals and tourists to engage with the community during their cultural travels. To help coordinate your next visit to this and other regional highlights, you can use Musemap (musemap.art) to browse museums in Málaga or locate historical spots on the interactive city map.
