Netgroup and Thirty Hours, building the future together
Collaboration with Thirty Hours for Life is renewed, common goals and a shared commitment
There are many ways in which a corporate entity has the opportunity to contribute to the growth of the social and territorial fabric within which it operates, moves, and lives. Netgroup, which for 30 years has been committed to making technological innovation within everyone’s reach, has always devoted the same attention to the people behind the technologies.
This commitment has focused in recent years on the world of health, with the ultimate goal of being able to contribute to the achievement of the purpose of all progress: to improve the quality of life of human beings. A mission, this, which has always been the basis of the work of the association Thirty Hours for Life.
Thirty Hours for Life was founded in 1994 to support any cause that requires immediate and concrete action to counter the suffering of people, especially the most vulnerable. The association is still committed to creating a culture of prevention and raising awareness so that no one remains invisible or excluded.
In the wake of what it has done in previous years, Netgroup has renewed its collaboration with Trenta Ore per la Vita, continuing to support the “Home Project.” The praiseworthy initiative aims to set up home-families in the vicinity of centers specializing in the treatment of pediatric diseases, where they can offer psychological as well as material support to families facing these situations.
This year, on an evening that was very important to us, we hosted our friends from Thirty Hours along with other important guests, with the intention of spreading the word of solidarity and charity.
Cheered by the extraordinary voice of Kelly Joyce, we carved out a moment in the holiday season to bring together important figures from institutions and civil society to tell about the Home Project and our ongoing commitment to making it a reality.
Netgroup and Thirty Hours “Charity Dinner” 2023 represented this for us: an opportunity to look at what has been built, relaunching for the future.
Special thanks to those who attended the evening, those who contributed even a small gesture and Lorella Cuccarini, a founding member and tireless testimonial of Thirty Hours for Life.
