Flamenco raises funds for cancer research
Professor Juanito Camilleri receiving the donation from Ingrid Sciberras
Following a successful flamenco performance held in November, Alegria Dance Company has donated part of the proceeds to the Research Trust (RIDT) of the University of Malta, to be utilised in the university’s cancer research.
The donation of €800 was presented by Alegria Dance Director Ingrid Sciberras to Professor Juanito Camilleri, Rector of the University of Malta, and chairman of the Research Trust. On accepting the donation, Prof. Camilleri thanked the dance company for their support and for the fact that they have embraced the concept of supporting research as part of their social commitment.
The Research Trust (RIDT) has been established in 2011 as a joint initiative between the University of Malta and the Government of Malta and has the objective of raising funds to sustain and bolster research activity within the various departments of the university.
- February 17, 2015 No comments Posted in: Volunteers
Related posts
-
Lidl Malta Delivers on Food Waste Reduction in Promise, Donates €3,000 to Caritas Malta April 19, 2024 | No comments
Lidl Malta continues its commitment to tackling food waste and supporting the local community, with a €3,000 donation to Caritas Malta.
-
FinanceMalta supports Valletta Soup Kitchen in CSR initiative April 17, 2024 | No comments
FinanceMalta has recently extended its support to the Soup Kitchen OFM as part of its ongoing Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programme, aiming to lead the way and set an example in bridging the gap between corporate success and social contribution.
-
The Convenience Shop and James Caterers Join Forces to Donate €100,550 to Puttinu Cares Foundation April 1, 2024 | No comments
The Convenience Shop, in collaboration with James Caterers, are announcing a significant donation of €100,550 to the Puttinu Cares Foundation.
-
LifeCycle (Malta) Foundation marks World Kidney Day with donation to Mater Dei Hospital Renal Unit March 28, 2024 | No comments
The LifeCycle (Malta) Foundation marked World Kidney Day 2024 with a meaningful visit to the Renal Unit at Mater Dei Hospital, where it presented a donation in aid of patients battling chronic kidney disease.