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Keep updated on the latest initiatives The Alfred Mizzi Foundation has supported.

Emvin Cremona Crib Restoration
An early 1970s work of acclaimed artist Emvin Cremona was unearthed in one of the back rooms of the Jesuits’ Church in Valletta by the Reverand Father Anthony Doublet. This attractive crib scene is typical of Cremona’s inimitable style of the time. The Alfred Mizzi Foundation was happy to cover the costs of the required … Continued
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The Annual Archbishop’s Christmas Lunch
December has, for several years now, been an active month for The Alfred Mizzi Foundation (TAMF) and Christmas 2025 has been no exception. The event which has become synonymous with Christmas and the Foundation, is the Archbishop’s lunch – L-Ikla tal–Arċisqof – held every Christmas Day in the halls of the Curia in Floriana. For … Continued
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The Alfred Mizzi Foundation contributes to Caritas Malta’s fundraising telethon
For the second time running, The Alfred Mizzi Foundation was the main sponsor of the Caritas Malta fundraising telethon. Held on 1st November,  this year’s theme was ‘Il-Maratona ta’ Mħabba – Jimpurtani’,  to remember and honour Mons. Victor Grech, Caritas founder who passed away earlier this year. TAMF Chairman Julian Sammut presented the Foundation’s cheque … Continued
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Introducing Dar Papa Franġisku’s New Chef
Dar Papa Franġisku has employed a new chef, Dylan Psaila, who joined us during the summer and is now cooking up delicious meals for the many guests and residents at this shelter. Dar Papa Franġisku is a joint venture between The Alfred Mizzi Foundation, Caritas Malta and the Ministry for Social Policy and Children’s Rights, … Continued
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The Alfred Mizzi Foundation sponsors Żibel’s shredding machine
Environment organization Żibel has become a preferred choice for the receipt of support from The Alfred Mizzi Foundation. Żibel, which through its regular cleaning campaigns focused on the surroundings of Malta’s seas, collects hundreds of tons of waste plastic from the seabed each year. The problem of storing and disposing of this waste material, can now be tackled through … Continued
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Update on the Research on Loneliness
Third part of a research programme on loneliness has been completed. This programme was carried out by the Faculty of Social Wellbeing at the University of Malta, under the direction of Professor Marilyn Clark and Professor Andrew Azzopardi. The findings of this revealing study will be shared with various study groups and programmes both in … Continued
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The Alfred Mizzi Foundation sponsors therapy room
The Alfred Mizzi Foundation recently sponsored the therapy room housed within Dar il-Qawsalla, a space dedicated to providing semi-independent supported accommodation for LGBTIQ+ individuals facing socio-economic challenges or homelessness, run by the Malta LGBTIQ Rights Movement (MGRM). The therapy room plays a crucial role in enhancing the organisation’s ability to provide support and care to … Continued
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Indigenous trees planted at Fort Rinella
Some three years ago, The Alfred Mizzi Foundation undertook to plant a considerable number of indigenous shrubs and trees in the parkland bordering the glacis of Fort Rinella. On a recent visit, Foundation administrators were delighted to find that several species planted some three years ago were blooming, with busy bees and butterflies feeding off … Continued
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The Charles Miceli Award 2025
The Alfred Mizzi Foundation is pleased to invite students and professionals working in the field of social services to apply for this year’s €5,000 Charles Miceli Bourse, aimed at supporting further studies or professional development. Charles Miceli dedicated much of his life to frontline social work. His tireless commitment, compassion, and advocacy for the underprivileged … Continued
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