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160 kg of paint from the San Marco brand donated, together with Avis Venezia, to the “Santa Maria Maggiore” Penitentiary

Venice – A few days ago, a symbolic delivery of a jar of paint took place at the AVIS Provincial headquarters in Venice, destined for the male prison “Santa Maria Maggiore” in Venice.

The initiative was born from the collaboration between AVIS Provincial Venice and San Marco Group S.p.A., which, thanks to the interest of the association, donated numerous cans of white paint and related materials for painting. The materials will be used for the renovation and improvement of some areas within the detention facility, such as the meeting room, the corridors, and the cells.

Present at the ceremony were: Fabio Reggio, president of AVIS Provincial Venice; Roberta Vecci, artistic director of San Marco Group S.p.A.; Rosanna Gargano, director of the men’s prison; the members of the AVIS executive; also hosting the event were Mario Spessotto, vice president of the association and creator of the project, and Nicola Favaro, deputy vice president.

“This donation – explains President Reggio – represents not only a concrete contribution to the improvement of detention spaces but also a significant example of corporate social responsibility. AVIS Provincial Venice continues its path of openness and collaboration with the Venetian prison reality, initiating a series of shared projects aimed at creating social value and opportunities for improvement within the structure. The initiative is a step in a broader journey aimed at strengthening the bond between the world of volunteering, institutions, and the productive fabric of the territory.”

San Marco Group S.p.A., an internationally renowned company in the field of paints and coatings for construction, thus reaffirms its commitment not only to the production and marketing of quality products but also to supporting initiatives of solidarity and social utility.

“We are proud to contribute to this initiative by providing materials that can concretely improve some areas of the Prison – emphasizes Mariluce Geremia, Vice President and Human Resources Manager of San Marco Group –. Taking care of these environments, even through a simple painting intervention, is a tangible gesture of attention that can bring psychological and physical well-being to the inmates and to those who work every day inside the institution.”

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