Begoña Gomezthe wife of Pedro Sánchez accused of the alleged commission of two crimes, returns to her activity as a university professor and will present this Tuesday a report on How NGOs can raise funds of generation Z, that is to say young people around 30 years old. This October 1, he will inaugurate an event to open the new edition of the master’s degree that remains at the Complutense University of Madrid (UCM), the Fundraising Department. It will bring together experts, opinion leaders and representatives of NGOs to debate the role of millennials “on the future of the third sector and its capacity to promote social change.”
The report in question is titled Generation Z’s relationship with the third sector and is developed by the Thinkforsocial initiative. OKDIARIO has consulted the documentation relating to this project. One of the key data is that “59% of young people under 35 They are motivated to collaborate financially if the NGO approaches them in an innovative way.
As this newspaper publishes, Begoña Gómez lost one of the two master’s degrees she co-directs as well as the professorship. However, she remains co-director of the Master of Continuing Education in Business Administration. Public and private fundraising in UCM non-profit organizations. The event, which benefits from the collaboration of the Spanish Fundraising Association (AEFr), will take place in the center CaixaForum from Madrid, on Paseo del Prado.
According to a UCM press release cited by Europe Pressduring the event, scheduled for 4:30 p.m., Begoña Gómez will explore the gap between the type of commitment what NGOs demand and what young people actually take on. The university emphasizes that this forum is the prelude to the 12th edition of the master co-led by Begoña Gómez, who they say trains professionals in innovative fundraising strategies.
Begoña Gómez will comment on a report which also reveals that “49% of young people say they fear that money given to NGOs could doesn’t end up happening always where it is necessary” and that “43% of young people who have collaborated on one occasion with NGOs have done so by collaborating as a one-off volunteer“. On the other hand, it is argued that “92% of NGOs do not have anyone born in generation Z (1995-2010) involved in governance” and that “84% of NGOs admit that they feel difficulties when connecting with Generation Z. An example is an initiative by YouTuber Ibai Llanos to donate money to Doctors Without Borders, a music festival in support of Palestine or initiatives to clean the seas. So many proposals that capture the attention of young people when it comes to getting their hands dirty.
The general director’s wife has been accused since April of influence peddling and commercial corruption. She is the first wife of a president who organized lucrative jobs from the Palace of Moncloa, such as the company Transforma TSC SL registered a few months ago under the name of a web platform commissioned by the public university UCM. In addition, Judge Juan Carlos Peinado is investigating whether he took advantage of his proximity to Sánchez to benefit his friends. In the implementation of one of his master’s degrees he collaborated closely with Carlos Barrabés. Subsequently, Begoña Gómez signed a letter in her own hand recommending this businessman’s company to a tender from Red.es, a public company.
At the beginning of September, the UCM confirmed that I would not renew the position of extraordinary professor for Competitive Social Transformation, also co-led by Begoña Gómez. The university communicated this decision to the sponsoring entities, Reale Seguros and La Caixa Foundation, without specifying the reasons. Regardless, it is clear that Sánchez’s wife failed to raise enough funds to renew the plan. The agreement, signed on October 30, 2020, was valid for four years and would expire next month unless renewed.
