El 43% de las iniciativas aprobadas por el Patronato de la Fundación Sacyr son nuevas propuestas en España y el 33% son nuevas en el ámbito internacional. La Fundación Sacyr colaborará a través de fundaciones y asociaciones internacionales, entre las que destacan:

En España:

Fundación Hospitalarias Sant Boi: Itinerario deportivo terapéutico para mejorar la salud mental de personas hospitalizadas mediante actividad física adaptada.
Fundación Prodis: Becas para que personas con discapacidad intelectual participen en campamentos de verano inclusivos en Ávila.
FAGIC: Apoyo social a familias vulnerables y programas de inserción laboral para población gitana, especialmente jóvenes.
Fundación Síndrome de Dravet: Respiros familiares y apoyo integral a pacientes y cuidadores, con participación de voluntariado corporativo.
Fundación ECCA Social: Formación y alojamiento temporal para mejorar la inserción laboral de personas migrantes en situación de infravivienda en Almería y Níjar.
Centro Isabel Manoja (Torremolinos, Málaga): Proyecto cultural “He venido para ver el mar”, con exposición, talleres y actividades educativas para colectivos vulnerables.
Fundación IBO: Taller-escuela para confección de compresas reutilizables y distribución de kits de higiene menstrual en la isla de Ibo (Mozambique).
Fundación Tomillo: Programa educativo de tres años para jóvenes vulnerables, centrado en competencias, liderazgo y acceso a estudios superiores.
Fundación OC – Óscar Contigo: Participación de Sacyr en la carrera Niños Sin Cáncer City y apoyo al programa BuddyOC de robots de telepresencia.
CEMU – Ciudad Escuela Muchachos: Sustitución de calderas por aerotermia y voluntariado en talleres y actividades solidarias para los menores residentes.

Las nuevas propuestas aprobadas en Perú son:

TECHO Perú – Proyecto Rutas Solidarias (Consorcio Anillo Vial Periférico): con el fortalecimiento de tres ollas comunes en San Juan de Lurigancho a través de la construcción de espacios, soluciones de agua, mobiliario y electrificación, en una acción conjunta de Ferrovial, Acciona y Sacyr.
Ayuda en Acción – Trayectorias con futuro (Perú): Programa para reducir la tasa de jóvenes NINIS, apoyando su transición a estudios superiores o empleo mediante formación socioemocional, orientación académica y participación en voluntariado en la zona de Santa Rosa (Lima).
Coprodeli – Mejoramiento del CAE San Juan de Dios (Perú): Mejora de un centro de atención a menores en alto riesgo mediante la instalación de techado termoacústico y renovación de ventanas para garantizar espacios seguros en San Juan de Dios, Lima.

Y en Estados Unidos, el Patronato aprobó colaborar con United Way para el apoyo integral a la comunidad del sureste de Louisiana en cuatro ámbitos: respuesta a desastres, apoyo educativo a jóvenes, seguridad financiera y distribución de alimentos para mejorar la salud.

The Sacyr Foundation's 2025 Annual Report and the video summary of the year are now available, where you can see how we have transformed realities together.

Thanks to the passion of more than 2,600 volunteers, last year we promoted 87 projects and volunteer work in 8 countries, reaching more than 73,000 direct beneficiaries and 890,000 indirect beneficiaries.

The Foundation's work continues because we want to continue contributing to a better world, promoting solidarity and leaving a positive footprint in everything we do.

"We care for people, protect the environment and bring our help and hope wherever it is needed. And none of this would be possible without you: the volunteers and the associations with which we collaborate," says Manuel Manrique in the Foundation's Annual Report.

The Sacyr Foundation has a forest in the Amazon since 2021. The planting areas are located in the Amazon region of Colombia, in indigenous territories.

Thanks to our alliance with Saving the Amazon, 2,504 trees were planted in 2025 in the indigenous communities of Murutinga Arenal, Puerto Corroncho, Puerto Paloma and Tayazú in Vaupés.

The trees planted by the Foundation reduce the amount of greenhouse gases (GHG) in the atmosphere, particularly carbon dioxide (CO2), thus mitigating the effect of climate change.

The most planted species were Patabá (Oenocarpus bataua), Wasay (Euterpe precatortia) and Aguacatillo (Persea beilschmiedia), which represent 0.44% of the Foundation's total forest.

The most accurate approximate capture value for the planting of the 2,504 trees planted is 2,378.63 tons of CO2.

In the local communities where the planting took place, 80% of the families that participated in the planting do not have any other additional source of income. From the joint work of planting, an important work is being done to provide employment so that they can begin to improve their quality of life.

Gender equality has also been promoted as both men and women worked together to plant the trees. This helped to break down gender stereotypes and promote equal opportunities.

The director of the Sacyr Foundation, Pedro Alonso, received yesterday the solidarity award "Corazones que Ayudan, Personas que Transforman" (Hearts that Help, People that Transform), from the Fundación del Lesionado Medular (FLM) .

The award was presented by the President of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, for the collaboration of the Sacyr Foundation with the FLM. The Sacyr Foundation collaborates with the neurorehabilitation program for children between six and 18 years of age in a situation of socioeconomic vulnerability and/or family.

Families with disabled children in situations of socioeconomic vulnerability need the help of third parties to be able to cover the costs of a decent, adequate and effective rehabilitation for their children.

The project is divided into three phases:

-Selection the social work department together with administration will evaluate the applications for access to rehabilitation services.
Development, in which the beneficiary children will receive two individualized specialized rehabilitation sessions per week, with the aim of improving their personal autonomy, training the beneficiary in self-care and their families in assistance and support to ensure maximum efficiency of treatment inside and outside the center.
-Evaluation : a report will be drawn up to demonstrate the benefits of the treatment received.

After this phase, the minors and their families may choose to continue their treatment in the formula they best need, although they will be equipped with the tools to take care of their personal autonomy and maintain their health in a more domiciliary environment, always with the advice of the FLM.

The Board of Trustees of the Sacyr Foundation, which was held on December 11, decided to include Brazil among the countries in which solidarity actions will be organized with communities close to our projects.

So far, Spain, Chile, Colombia, Peru, USA and Paraguay have been the countries receiving funds to help almost 80 organizations to carry out their work.

In addition, the Board of Trustees has given continuity for the coming months to four projects with which we have already worked this year. These are the Manos de Ayuda Social Foundation, the Elena Barraquer Foundation, the Exit Foundation and the Emalaikat Foundation.

The Elena Barraquer Foundation has just returned from its expedition to Guatemala where it carried out the #NoMásCataratas project, made possible in large part thanks to the new collaboration agreement signed with the Sacyr Foundation.

The #NoMásCataratas Guatemala project has three objectives: to operate on cataract patients who do not have the resources to afford surgery, to reduce the burden of avoidable blindness in vulnerable communities, and to generate a direct impact on people's quality of life, giving them back their independence and ability to work and care for their families. It also provides training for local staff.

In Guatemala, thousands of people live in poverty and lack access to specialized ophthalmological services. Cataract is the leading cause of preventable blindness in the country and mainly affects low-income people, preventing them from working, studying or caring for their families.

Normally, a medical team of about 10 professionals (eye surgeons, instrumentalists, anesthesiologists, optometrists and volunteers) is deployed to select the patients. During five working days, 500 surgeries are performed, with 4,400 indirect beneficiaries who will be relieved of the burden of caring for a visually impaired limb.

Upcoming expeditions include destinations such as Senegal, Sri Lanka, Equatorial Guinea, Kenya, Tanzania, Morocco, Nigeria, Guinea Bissau, Botswana, Mauritania, Benin and El Salvador.

The Sacyr Foundation and Concesionaria Vial Sierra Norte (Peru) have launched the Health Campaign focused on the Cajamarca Program of SOS Children's Villages Peru - National Association.

Convial Sierra Norte, within this program, has organized an Oral Health Campaign in which 18 children between 1 and 14 years of age participated.

At the beginning of the year, the Sacyr Foundation also collaborated in a project to waterproof the roofs of the houses where the children live within Aldeas Infantiles.

The Sacyr Foundation has signed a collaboration agreement with the Jaime Alonso Abruña Foundation through which we have collaborated in the humanization of the Pediatric Transplant Unit of the La Paz University Hospital (Madrid).

Thanks to our help, it has been possible to transform a space especially sensitive to transplanted children and their families, creating a warmer, cozier and more humane environment with healthy materials that generate a relaxing spatial perception and sensory comfort.

This project contributes very directly to the emotional well-being of the young patients, helping to reduce the feeling of hospitalization and making the long periods of hospitalization more bearable.

"For us it is a privilege to have committed entities such as yours, which understand the importance of humanizing hospital spaces and caring not only for the physical health, but also for the emotional state of children and their families," emphasizes the Jaime Alonso Abruña Foundation.

In this unit, daytime lighting has been differentiated from nighttime lighting, using floor-standing luminaires in the living room, accent lighting with spotlights on the counter, general lighting with perimeter LEDs and downlights in the corridor.

In the rooms, hospital-specific multi-choice wall sconces and dimmable spotlight bars have been used. The combination of this vertical indirect lighting that produces dimmer light with general lighting that will include light sensors, offers different lighting options for different uses of the same space and adapted to different users, but always creating a cozy atmosphere.

Around 500 people have benefited directly and 1,600 people indirectly.