Fundación Mapfre recognises Teresa Perales, Ayúdame3D, AESLEME and Cortijo Guadiana for their outstanding contributions to society.
Fundación Mapfre held its Social Outreach Awards ceremony on 8 October 2026 in Madrid, presided over by Her Majesty Queen Sofía. The awards celebrate individuals and organisations whose dedication, innovation and solidarity have made a significant positive impact on society.
This year’s awards attracted 953 applications from several countries, with a total of €160,000 in prize money.
The four recipients were recognised for their achievements in different fields:
* Teresa Perales – Lifetime Achievement Award: The celebrated Paralympic swimmer was honoured for her remarkable sporting career, having won 28 Paralympic medals, and her commitment to inclusion and equal opportunities.
* Ayúdame3D – Best Social Impact Initiative: Recognised for using 3D printing technology to provide free, customised prostheses and assistive devices to people with disabilities across more than 70 countries.
* AESLEME – Best Track Record in Social Causes: Honoured for 36 years of dedication to road safety education, accident prevention and support for road traffic victims, benefiting over five million people.
* Cortijo Guadiana – Best Agricultural Initiative: Awarded for its innovative approach to sustainable olive oil production, combining regenerative agriculture, renewable energy and environmental conservation.
During the ceremony, Antonio Huertas, President of Fundación Mapfre, highlighted the importance of recognising those who actively work to improve society, emphasising that “no action that improves someone’s life is insignificant.”
The awards reaffirm Fundación Mapfre’s commitment to promoting social progress, inclusion, sustainability and initiatives that make a meaningful difference in people’s lives.