After the theft of the Lego ramp, Orizzonti donates a thousand euros to Talents Lab

At the Arena Gardens, the Orizzonti and Generazione Padova associations handed over to Talents Lab, an organization that works with five children on the autistic spectrum, the 1106 euros obtained thanks to the “One brick at a time” fundraiser, launched to rebuild the stolen Lego ramp at the Verdi Theater. «We did nothing but help some of our peers who were victims of theft. Their experiment in “creative inclusion” could not end negatively. Thanks to the women and men of Padua, hope has been rekindled. The city has rediscovered itself as a Community” says Alessandro Dianin, coordinator of Generazione Padova.

The managers of Orizzonti

«Civism also and above all means helping others, taking care of the city starting from the little big things. The fundraising was not effective thanks to the organizations that promoted it, but thanks to the people of Padua” adds Maurizio Segato, secretary of Orizzonti. «It is truly a pleasure to be able to contribute to the work of groups like the Talents who manage to work together on useful and intelligent projects, concludes Arturo Lorenzoni, regional councilor of the mixed group and former deputy mayor, registered with Orizzonti -. I thank all those who contributed to the fundraising and I hope that there will be more and more opportunities to work together on projects that benefit everyone.”