Teleferico Cerro Otto Touristic Complex

SARA MARIA FURMAN FOUNDATION

This touristic complex belongs to
Sara María Furman Foundation

The closing of exercise 2005 generated the record donation of $ 1.060.000, surpassing in a 15.3% the previous year, giving $ 530.000 to the Cooperator Association of the Bariloche Hospital and $ 530.000 to the Israelite Home for Old of Buenos Aires.


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NON PROFIT CHARITY ORGANIZATION

Boris Furman, founder of "Sara Maria Furman organization", was a man strongly involved in community service. He has a calling with permanent necessity to help those in need. As soon as his economic situation permitted him, he achieved many goals for the community.
The three most important among others are :

  1. The Teleferico Cerro Otto and The Revolving Restaurant
    Imported from Austria, this touristic complex was donated to the Sara Maria Furman Foundation with the only condition that all of the profit produced by the complex would be donated 50 % to San Carlos de Bariloche Hospital and 50 % to the Israeli Ezrah Hospital of Buenos Aires.
  2. The installation in Santa Fe, his native city, of an Industrial bakery where 1200 kilos of bread are produced and distributed among poor families in the neighborhood of Santa Rosa de Lima. It was inaugurated in 1988, with the help of the province Governor.
  3. With the aim of promoting culture, he traveled to Italy. He visited museums, ateliers, and art galleries until he found what he was searching for: three copies of the most important Carrara marble sculptures by Michelangelo dated from the year 1500: The Mosses, The David, and The Pieta. After overcoming numerous difficulties, they were placed in Cerro Otto, at 1405 m of altitude. They are exact copies of the originals, made of 80% marble powder and 20 % resin at Pietro Bazzanti e Figlio art gallery in Florence, Italy.

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