Georgina Rodriguez recently gave fans a closer look into her life as a philanthropist and advocate for children’s welfare. On February 27, the media personality took to Instagram to share a heartwarming post, showcasing her visit to the King Faisal Specialist Hospital & Research Centre, in Saudi Arabia. The model spent some comforting time with young cancer patients there.
Georgina Rodriguez is ensuring young cancer patients are able to play and smile
Georgina Rodriguez is currently in the pursuit of bringing happiness and smiles into the lives of young cancer patients. In the caption of the newly dropped Instagram post, the media personality revealed that she visited the King Faisal Specialist Hospital & Research Centre and would soon partner up with the hospital for a new project.
The caption translated into English read, “Yesterday I was visiting my new friends from Arabia.” Georgina Rodriguez continued, “and also the wonderful hospital and their fantastic medical team @kfshrc.” She further wrote, “Soon we will do a project together.” “We will design a place where there will be only smiles,” she added. The model expressed, “I love and admire you with all my heart little heroes and your dads too.”
In the post’s caption, Georgina Rodriguez further disclosed that “the Baby Pelones will soon be available in Saudi Arabia as well.” The media personality concluded the caption by expressing her purpose for this visit to the hospital. She wrote, “I love joining this cause and helping to build playgrounds.” The model continued, “where children can have fun and share loving moments with family and friends in spaces designed to bring out smiles.”
The first photo in the carousel saw Georgina Rodriguez reading cards and letters from young cancer patients at the King Faisal Specialist Hospital & Research Centre. A child can be seen delightfully embracing the media personality. Rodriguez had a bright smile on her face in that heartfelt moment. The other stills in the Instagram post displayed the model sharing some memorable moments with the young patients.
