“When we saw the disaster that had hit the areas of Romagna – they highlight Marco and Daniele Malossipresident of the association Born with tights (NCLC) and Rivana Garden – we immediately thought about our origins.
It’s not for nothing that we call ourselves “Born with Tights”: our world of origin is that of Palio, that of drums, clarions and flags. Many of us have frequented it for decades. And seeing the headquarters of some Faenza districts – from where Ferrara learned in terms of the art of the flag and musicians – under his mud moved our hearts.
It wasn’t possible for us to pick up a shovel and physically help our friends from Faenza but we asked them what we could do to help them. The answer came immediately from Black Wardheavily affected by the flood”.
The need was for one dishwasher new professional one, which could take the place of the one irremediably compromised by the mud. The machine was used to restart with the kitchens of the district, the only way to organize dinners and lunches to financially support the association. But not only economic, but also and above all to give strength back to a meeting place for the Black neighborhoods and for the many Faenza residents who frequent the clubor.
“It was at that point – declare the Malossi brothers – that Rivana and NCLC thought of intervening. Also asking for help from other associations linked to the world of “tights”. The “Flag-wavers and musicians in the city of Lanciano“, The “Flag-wavers and Musicians Alfieri of Cardinal Borghese of Artena” and the “Terre Sabaude Flag-Wavers and Musicians Group“. Groups we would like to thank for their precious support.”
