The event was attended by the mayor of Móstoles, Manuel Bautista, along with other members of the Government and Municipal Corporation, as well as representatives from Fundación AMÁS, Plena Inclusión Madrid, and various collaborating associations such as AFANDEM, ADFYPSE, ASPANDI, the Citizenship Committee, and AMÁS Contigo.
Awards were presented to Martín Rea for job creation, the National Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum and Fundación Iberdrola España for the "Easy Museum" project, and Movistar Estudiantes for their inclusive basketball youth programs.
The inclusive specialty coffee shop, AMÁS Café, located in the same Villa de Móstoles Cultural Center, was recognized for its best practices. This socio-labor training project, which began in October 2025, is supported by the Móstoles City Council through Móstoles Desarrollo.
Additionally, tributes were paid to retired workers, volunteers with ten years of service, and individuals linked to the entity's 50th anniversary. Artistic performances were provided by AMÁS ESCENA.
