Category: Warming Amatrice

The “Warming Amatrice” project continues in all areas of the seismic crater, just as all of our projects. In the pictures we can see a stove and pellet storage point nearby Macerata. These were delivered in Camerino, San Martino di Fastra, Porto Potenza, Acquacanina, Petrignano, Fiordimonte and Pievebovigliana. In March we supported a lot of…

People still live in caravans, but they are brave and always ready to toast to life; with humility and gratitude.   We spent a sunny Sunday with some friends from Florence delivering two more pellets stoves – they donated two stoves and several pellet packs. We hope and wish for more comfortable days to come…

Yesterday was a sunny day in the surroundings of Amatrice. It was quiet and peaceful. We delivered two pellet stoves donated by the Capriana Association whose members drove all the way from Mantova to be present during the delivery.  The day started at the agri-tourism Lu Ceppe, where we were offered some cheese and sausage…

A month ago, we launched the project “Riscaldiamo Amatrice” with the aim of bringing pellet stoves to families hit by the earthquake who are forced to spend yet again another cold winter because of the continuous delays of governmental housing facilities. Thanks to people, privates and associations (mainly ARenBì Onlus) and football clubs, such as…

The project “Warming Amatrice” has taken off to an excellent start. Thanks to the Sampdoria goalkeeper Emiliano Viviano and Giulia Arenbi (in the picture with Marco Visca, one of our managers), yesterday we delivered five pellet stoves to: Collecreta, Preta. Illica, Cittareale and Bacugno. With that we are now at a total of 7 stoves…

Here we are, delivering the first pellet stoves for the “Warming Amatrice” project. The first stove has been delivered to a family of Cascia, while the second one has gone to a family of Amatrice. More stoves will follow thanks to ARenBì Onlus. Please contact us if you need a pellet stove or if you…

Winter is coming and the governmental facilities haven’t arrived yet. Three-quarters of the SAE still are unaccounted for, meaning that people affected by the earthquake of the Central Italy are still living in containers, prefabricated houses on wheels or in some other makeshift houses. People start feeling cold. The situation is dramatic. Indeed, some regions…