L-appell li għamlet Caritas Malta għall-ġbir ta’ fondi b’sapport għall-Ukranja, beda b’donazzjoni ġeneruża minn The Alfred Mizzi Foundation fejn ikkontribixxew b’donazzjoni ta’ €10,000. Kelliem għall-Fondazzjoni qal li kienu grati li Caritas Malta waqqfet dan il-fond u jħossuhom sodisfatti u kuntenti li kellhom l-opportunità li jagħtu sehem fit-taqbida għal-libertà fl-Ukranja. “Huwa ta’ privileġġ li nistgħu nagħtu … Continued

The Malta Historical Society invites you to attend the launch of the publication ‘Victorian and Edwardian Malta: Proceedings of History Week 2019’ co-edited by George Cassar and Noel Buttigieg Join us at the Refectory at the Archbishop’s Curia on 25 February 2022 at 6.30pm The Refectory, The Archbishop’s Curia, Floriana Professor Joseph Pirotta will be … Continued

The Charles Miceli Scholarship Award for social worker front liners was this year awarded to Albert Debono. Albert Debono is head of Caritas Malta’s Djakonija commission which supports society’s most vulnerable members. Albert successfully completed two courses with the Karnhevie Institute of Glasgow, focused on coaching frontline workers in order to facilitate their full potential. … Continued

The Alfred Mizzi Foundation, main sponsor of Neil Agius, is proud of Neil’s latest achievement that of winning ‘The Most Bulletproof’ Award. Well done Neil.

Missing those boat dives 🤿 Summer can’t come too soon. 📸 by Alex Turnbull Żibla the Żibel Boat is sponsored by The Alfred Mizzi Foundation.

Caritas Malta llum ħabbret l-inizjattiva li f’Jum il-Milied se tkun qed tqassam madwar 800 ikla fi djar ta’ persuni li jinsabu weħidhom jew m’għandhomx il-mezzi biex jorganizzaw ikla għall-familja tagħhom. Din hija s-seba’ sena li Caritas Malta qed torganizza attività f’Jum il-Milied. Qabel il-pandemija, kienet issir ikla kbira fil-Kurja tal-Arċisqof li kienet tospita ‘l fuq … Continued

Proġett Tbissima seeks to support children and youths in vulnerable communities through initiatives that are both educational and empowering, thus aiding individuals reach their full potential, with an emphasis on projects of a psychosocial nature.

4 hours 42 divers, freedivers and coastal volunteers 1124 kg of waste Another successful Xemxija clean-up with over 1 tonne of waste collected, including four sunken tenders, 3 boat batteries and over 200 glass bottles A fat well done to the 40+ volunteers who showed up, this wouldn’t have been possible without you! Ocean Plastic … Continued

3 dives 10 volunteers …and many hours later Last week, a huge ghost net measuring 242m was collected from near Ċirkewwa. This net is the largest ghost net we have found in Malta, as big as 27 buses. Unfortunately, this net killed at least 40 fish since it was found, leaving a trail of skeletons … Continued

Our grand total is 6141.35 kg / 6.1 tonnes collected over these 6 clean-ups, with over 200 volunteers, across 4 coastal localities 🇲🇹 Over 80 divers contributed to raising the debris from the seabed. Amazing work by all the volunteers and organisations that attended – we asked and you delivered. ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ – Plastic 541.98 kg⁠⁠⁠ … Continued

The boat crew, with Captain Danny overseeing operations. At the Żibel x Malta Tourism Authority Xemxija clean-up. Żibel Boat is made possible by the The Alfred Mizzi Foundation.

When we say we have the best volunteers, we’re not joking! These amazing souls removed 1.5 tonnes from the sea last Saturday It was fantastic and humbling to see such a diverse clean-up with volunteers from Malta, UK, France, Italy, Poland, Serbia, Czech Republic, Japan, USA, Sweden, Germany and Belgium. Plastic 30.1 kg Glass 19.6 … Continued

The Alfred Mizzi Foundation responded to a request by Foodbank Lifeline to purchase a larger vehicle to facilitate the delivery of approximately 375 weekly food packs to their clients’ 6 different collection points. The larger van was required due to the increase in individuals and families reaching out to Foodbank Lifeline for assistance, largely due … Continued

July 3 marked the International Day of Cooperatives and the theme chosen for this year was ‘Rebuild Better Together’. As part of an international campaign aimed to showcase how cooperatives around the globe are meeting the COVID-19 pandemic with solidarity and resilience, Koperattivi Malta donated a month’s worth of fresh local produce to Dar Papa Franġisku. Set up in 2016, the Birkirkara home is the first shelter of its kind. It accommodates males aged between 18 to 59 who, because of various issues, end up homeless. The home provides warm meals, hygienic and laundry services all year round. More than 80 people a day benefit from the generosity of this home. This number increased drastically in recent months because of COVID-19. The initiative by Koperattivi Malta, in collaboration with Caritas Malta, assisted the home through the provision of goods. The fruit and vegetables, the fish, the beef and the dairy products donated are locally produced or sold through the Koperattivi Malta members.

The Alfred Mizzi Foundation is feeling very proud and privileged of its association with Neil Agius and Wind of Change, at today’s press conference at Chophouse.