F2i’s social commitment

F2i supports AVSI, a non-governmental organization founded in 1972 and recognized by the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, through annual donations. Over the years, F2i has helped to provide aid to the population of the Syrian cities affected by the earthquake and financed specific projects, including the creation of a multi-purpose centre in southern Lebanon, for the benefit of the local population and Syrian refugees, to respond to the needs of the community through literacy courses, vocational training and entrepreneurship, in the latter case with the aim of allowing the start of work activities by the younger population.

The Rondine Cittadella della Pace Association is a non-profit organization that, since 1997, has played an active role in promoting a culture of dialogue and peace, particularly through the concrete experience of the International Student House, where young people from countries currently at war or recently affected by conflict live together. The donation made concerns participation in the World House project through the funding of two scholarships for a Serbian female student and a Kosovar male student. In addition, as the Association is engaged in the renovation of the Foresteria sull’Arno, a property located in the area, with the aim of creating 10 new accommodation places and two multifunctional rooms, F2i also contributed to these works.

Donation aimed at supporting the anti-violence centers identified by the “Una Nessuna e Centomila” Foundation, which in Italy is dedicated to the prevention of and fight against gender-based violence and violence against minors. Over time, donations have been made to support operating expenses, cover management costs, and finance specific projects promoted by the anti-violence centers.

Since 2022, F2i has participated in the Milan Marathon every year, supporting the Fondazione Amici del Trivulzio Martinitt Stelline Onlus. In 2024, F2i contributed to fundraising for the “Giardino Alzheimer del Trivulzio,” a therapeutic green space within the Pio Albergo Trivulzio for Alzheimer's patients.