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Project for People

Our team actively supports non-profit organisations through volunteering and donations. Raising awareness among both younger and more experienced members of the Giorgiutti team is essential to building a strong company culture grounded in shared ethical values.
Responsibility and values

The value of our work goes beyond work

We believe a business has a role that extends beyond its professional activities. Being part of a community means contributing to its growth, supporting people and giving value to initiatives that can make a positive impact.

Project for People brings together this commitment and turns it into concrete action in social welfare, health, culture, education and the local community. These different projects share a desire to put expertise, resources and active involvement at the service of people.

We believe in the value of people and in our shared responsibility to contribute to the world around us.

Inclusion Room

The San Pio X nursery school is run by the Congregazione delle Suore Missionarie del Sacro Costato. Its premises in Vittorio Veneto welcome fifty-eight children aged three to six. The school follows the principles of experiential learning, helping children discover the world through play, relationships and direct exploration. Every child has the right to grow up in a welcoming, stimulating environment that values their individuality.

The school’s mission is to teach children the value of welcome and inclusion. This school year, it is the only school in the area to have invested in inclusion by adding a support teacher to its educational team, enabling it to welcome and support families and children experiencing physical and cognitive difficulties. Every family’s story deserves to be heard, cared for and supported. With this in mind, the school wishes to create a new space essential to its pupils’ wellbeing and development.

The Inclusion Room is designed as a refuge where children can feel welcomed while remaining part of a wider world. It will allow them to listen to their emotions, slow down and regain balance and calm in a space tailored to their needs. Open to everyone, it will be particularly valuable for children who need a quieter setting for emotional, sensory or social reasons. The aim is to create a place for all children, where they can build positive relationships with people who are different from themselves.

The school believes that cooperation with the local community can create shared value, helping children grow up with a spirit of sharing, empathy, solidarity and respect for others, and laying the foundations for a more caring and inclusive future community.

Rheumatic Patients Association of Friuli Venezia Giulia

A.Ma.Re. FVG ONLUS, affiliated with the National Association of Rheumatic Patients (ANMAR), was founded in Udine in August 1984 on the initiative of patients and their family members.

The association raises awareness among healthcare and political authorities to encourage the creation of facilities providing prevention, treatment and rehabilitation for people with rheumatic diseases.

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ProgettoautismoFVG

The PROGETTOAUTISMO FVG non-profit association has around 300 members, including 100 families with a loved one affected by autism, pervasive developmental disorders or Asperger syndrome, throughout Friuli Venezia Giulia.

It has been registered in the regional General Register of Voluntary Associations since 3 June 2008 under no. 1040. It was founded to support parents in their challenging role as educators. It currently has 37 volunteers and many supporting friends.

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GIORGIUTTI PROJECT – GRAZ (Austria)

Would you like to attend an Austrian school and spend a few months with Austrian students your own age, significantly improving your German and broadening your horizons? This is what the Giorgiutti project offers.

The project was established thanks to the enthusiasm and generosity of Dr Alberto Giorgiutti, a former Marinelli student. He firmly believes that students need opportunities to engage with the wider world, especially the German-speaking countries, which are particularly important for our region, bordering Austria and close to Germany, a driving force of the European economy.

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“Maman Paola” Hospital

The small “Maman Paola” hospital clinic is located in Kalenda (Republic of the Congo).

It is run and administered by Don Ilunga Mayamba to provide care for a poor population exposed to many diseases with little prospect of treatment: the nearest hospital is a ten-hour walk away. In particular, the clinic assists women in childbirth in an area where mothers and babies often die during delivery. Health education helps people prevent illness or recognise it early enough to seek timely treatment. The clinic serves as a maternity ward and treats malaria, infections, intestinal worms, coughs, fever and other conditions.

It offers real hope to thousands of people who are poor and beyond the reach of the large medical facilities in cities. Since its construction, maternal and newborn mortality has been significantly reduced.

Providence Family Homes in Faedis, Udine and Villa Santina, supporting children and parents

The “Padre Luigi” Family Home, previously located in Via S. Giustina in Udine, moved in February 2008 to Faedis, a town a few kilometres from Udine in the hills of Friuli.

The educational service, mainly for young children, is run by the sisters, while administration is handled by a management committee. Cooperation with local public and private organisations, volunteers and families willing to welcome others is essential to the community’s activities.

The community also has a second site in Via Bariglaria in Udine, where a sister works alongside lay people to provide accommodation and support for mothers and children.

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Providence Family Homes in India

2005. To the east of Kolkata, this centre welcomes girls aged three to nine who have lived on the streets into a large family. The sisters become mother figures, helping them grow and providing education until they achieve sufficient independence.

The home’s Hindi name, “Sanjeevani Sadan”, has a meaningful translation: “House of Providence”.

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Show production

The world’s most famous duo in innovative classical music was launched internationally, with tours alongside the London Symphony Orchestra and other leading orchestras around the world.

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Sponsor of the Teatro Giovanni da Udine

The Teatro Nuovo Giovanni da Udine is a large modern building opened in 1997, owned by the Municipality of Udine and managed by the Fondazione Teatro Nuovo Giovanni da Udine. The foundation’s participating bodies are the Municipality and Province of Udine and the Friuli Venezia Giulia Region.

Its spacious auditorium hosts performances and civic gatherings for the Friulian community, with modern facilities and suitable supporting spaces.

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Sponsor of the Piccolo Festival of Friuli Venezia Giulia

“A theatre of art for everyone, with a mixed repertoire: international, yet connected to its own roots.”
Giorgio Strehler
Manifesto, Fondazione Piccolo Teatro Milano, 1947

The Festival, organised by the Piccolo Festival del Friuli Venezia Giulia Cultural Association, was founded in 2007 as part of the Integrated Projects for Culture promoted by the Autonomous Region of Friuli Venezia Giulia.

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Sponsor of the restoration of the Pilgrim’s Path on Monte Lussari (Tarvisio)

Monte Lussari is a place of incomparable beauty, offering a magnificent natural panorama of soaring, majestic peaks.

Besides its natural significance, it is home to a sanctuary that brings together the Slavic, Italian and German communities.