A Facebook page called "Donacion" published a post on February 10 with a photo of an elderly woman, claiming to build a fabricated story that she had decided to give away her wealth, as she was suffering from an illness.
The "Donation" page claims that the woman's name is Sabrina Alves and, in the same post, invites those interested to claim her property, asking them to provide their details via a number on the "WhatsApp" application.
In this post, the aforementioned page has also attached two photographs, one showing an elderly woman, the other appearing to be some medical documentation.
However, after verification through the automated program "InVID", hibrid.info has managed to find that the photo of the woman appearing in the image was taken from online photo uploading platforms such as "shutterstock" and "freepik" published by the account named "zurijeta".
The second photo with medical documentation appears to have been issued by relevant institutions in Tajikistan. This was confirmed during translation with "Google Lens", where one of the documents shows the name of the city of this country, Dushanbe.
Link to the post published on Facebook from the "Donation" page:

The image of the elderly woman used by the aforementioned website, hibrid.info managed to find on the online platforms “shutterstock” and “freepik”. (see here and here)

Based on the findings provided by the translation of the documentation through "Google Lens", it is clear that they were issued by institutions of the state of Tajikistan, specifically the city of Dushanbe. (see here)

Analyze:
From the fact-checking process and their treatment, it was understood that the claim made in this post is completely fabricated. So this claim is a fictional story based on several false facts. The photo of the elderly woman was found to have been taken from an online image purchasing platform, while the health document was found to have been issued by the authorities of Tajikistan, specifically the capital Dushanbe. Based on the working methodology, hibrid.info assesses this post/notification as "Fraud".