Puerto Vallarta, Mexico – Pasitos de Luz Charity Bingo returns to Viña & Salvatore’s Wine Bar in Marina Vallarta on Wednesday, November 26, kicking off a season of bi-weekly games that will run through March 25, 2026. The series offers an afternoon of friendly competition, prizes, and community spirit, all while supporting local children with special needs.
Each event raises funds for Pasitos de Luz, a registered non-profit that provides essential care for children with acute physical or psychological disabilities at no cost to their families. The organization serves more than 130 families, many of whom face economic hardship, offering full-time daycare, physical and psychological therapy, nutrition programs, and education services.
A package of seven games costs $300, and each game offers three chances to win. Prizes are donated by local restaurants, spas, salons, dental clinics, and other area businesses. The final blackout round is a 50/50 cash game, with the winner taking home half the pot in pesos.
Along with bingo, guests may take part in raffles featuring items such as wine, tequila, jewelry, beauty treatments, and generous gift cards from community sponsors. More raffle tickets mean more chances to win, adding extra excitement to the afternoon. Every purchase directly contributes to the daily therapies and services provided to children at Pasitos de Luz.
The fundraiser takes place at Viña & Salvatore’s Wine Bar, located at Mástil 14 in Marina Vallarta. Doors open at 3:00 pm, and games begin at 4:00 pm. Organizers encourage residents and visitors alike to attend, enjoy a fun afternoon, and help make a meaningful difference. Each “Bingo!” helps bring vital care, confidence, and hope to the children of Pasitos de Luz.
Located north of Puerto Vallarta near San Vicente, Nayarit, Pasitos de Luz is a marvelous day care facility for children with special needs. This non-profit organization provides children with various handicaps with a caring and loving environment, along with treatment for individual rehabilitation, nutritional meals, physical stimulation and therapy. For more information, Click HERE or visit PasitosDeLuz.org.