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Help us help Gaslini, the children's hospital.

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10.275 €

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15.000 €

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WE HAVE ACHIEVED OUR FIRST GOAL!

Thanks to your incredible support, we were able to surpass our first fundraising goal. But we are not stopping there!

We now aim to raise 15,000 euros to expand our impact even more.
With your help, we can complete the work on the beach for the Gaslini children.

👉 Join us!
Every donation makes a difference. Together we can reach this new goal!

YACHT CLUB ITALIANO FOR GASLINI

The Yacht Club Italiano and the Giannina Gaslini Institute have shared a common journey for many years. These two prominent Genoese institutions extend their influence beyond national borders in their respective fields.

Therefore, the Yacht Club Italiano decided to support the pediatric hospital through Gaslininsieme some time ago. On the occasion of ClubSwan 36 project for young sailors, realized with the collaboration of Nautor Swan, it has chosen to launch a special fundraising campaign for the project dedicated to the Gaslini beach: "Sea and sport inside and outside the hospital."

HELP US REACH OUR GOAL:

The Gaslini Hospital is the only hospital in Italy with its own beach for long-term young patients and their families. Beyond offering a few hours of leisure, the Gaslini Heliotherapy Center conducts therapeutic play activities that contribute to the patients' well-being and provide significant support for their care. The beach and aquatic environment can effectively facilitate children's participation in activities that might otherwise be challenging for them.

WITH YOUR DONATION TO THE FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN, YOU WILL HELP SUPPORT:

  • Expansion of the beach
  • Accommodating more long-term patients and expanding activities for them
  • Renovation after damage caused by winter storms