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GUERRETÓN 2026 CONTINUES BRINGING JOY TO GIRLS AND BOYS IN THE LAGUNA REGION
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- In the 2026 edition of Guerretón, more than 4,400 stuffed animals were collected thanks to the support of the Lagunera community, sponsors, and allies.

- Guerretón is one of the main action lines of Club Santos Laguna's social responsibility program, Guerreros de Corazón.

As part of the donations delivered during Guerretón 2026, Club Santos Laguna and Guerreros de Corazón participated in the Soñar Despierto fair, an event held to celebrate Children's Day, where they distributed stuffed animals and toys to children in vulnerable situations.

Soñar Despierto is an organization made up of young volunteers, focused on creating a positive impact on the lives of children through recreational, educational activities, and large-scale events.

The activity, held at the facilities of Instituto Cumbres de Torreón, brought together hundreds of attendees, including families, children, and young volunteers, who actively participated in a morning filled with interaction, recreational activities, and moments of joy.

In total, around 300 children in vulnerable situations enjoyed an experience marked by laughter, entertainment, and a sense of community.

During this event, the Guerrero mascot was also present, interacting with the children and participating in the distribution of stuffed animals and toys collected during Guerretón 2026.

In this way, Club Santos Laguna continues to bring joy to different sectors of the Comarca Lagunera, reaffirming its social commitment through Guerreros de Corazón and initiatives aimed at creating a positive impact in the community.

Throughout its 13 editions, Guerretón has benefited various associations and institutions in the region, including CRIT Durango; the DIF of Coahuila, Torreón, Gómez Palacio, Lerdo, and Matamoros; Instituto Mano Amiga; Instituto Hermanos Martín Borque (formerly EduSer); Instituto Lagunero de Audición y Lenguaje; Cáritas de Gómez Palacio; Ciudad de los Niños; and Banco de Alimentos de Torreón, among others.