14Trévise, the historic home of the YMCA, has launched an unusual campaign to raise funds to renovate the parquet floors of its basketball court.
in the ninth arrondissement Treves Street 14 No. 14, you will find the Treves Basketball Court, a venue that is particularly familiar to roundball lovers as it isThe oldest basketball court in Paris!The course was completed in 1893 byYMCA Paris) management, the association is dedicated to helping young people, especially through sports. In anticipation of the 2024 Paris Olympic Games, the building has been closed for a complete renovation.
Therefore, in order to allow everyone to participate in the renovation of this unique historical venue, the YMCA of Paris has launched an initiative called “ “Adopte une lame”)ofparticipatory sponsorship activities, to provide financial support for the renovation work. 14-Trévise’s oak parquet floors are in dire need of renovation. The floors were laid over 130 years ago and each plank will need to be restored, cleaned and sanded…and then each plank will be numbered and put back into place.
As a symbolic number related to the Paris Olympic Games,Flooring in 2024 will be available for adoption. To do this, you just need to log into the sponsorship website adopteunelame.com, choose the floor you want to adopt, write your name and provide your donation (from €100 to €1000 or more, it’s your choice!).According to the YMCA of Paris, for each floor claimed, a child who is a basketball fan will be issued a numbered ticket with the name of the donor.Collection certificate。
2024-02-02 18:35:05
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