Hellas Verona Foundation, together with Caritas Diocesana Veronese, will create 'Casa Insieme a Voi', a new facility on Lungadige Matteotti designed to welcome and support young women in difficulty, offering them an educational, recovery, and empowerment pathway toward independence.

Hellas Verona For Special is the paralympic and inclusive football project promoted by Hellas Verona FC. The team is made up of boys and girls with intellectual disabilities, with the aim of offering them the opportunity to experience football in an active, fun, and educational way.

Starting from the Hellas Verona vs. Empoli match on December 8, 2024, the ‘Bentegodi’ Stadium has hosted a new initiative promoted by Hellas Verona FC in collaboration with the social cooperative Ape’n Down: a catering service operating in the VIP Lounge and Hellas Club, run by young people with intellectual disabilities who are an integral part of the social enterprise.

Hellas Verona Foundation, on the occasion of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, supported the Gi.A.DA. Association - a Verona-based organization dedicated to promoting women’s health and raising awareness about the importance of prevention - through a charity auction.

Hellas Verona Foundation supported the initiatives promoted by AIDO – Verona Section through a charity auction on the occasion of National Yes Day, the annual event during which the entire AIDO network comes together to reaffirm its strong commitment to organ, tissue, and cell donation.

Hellas Verona Foundation, since July 1, 2022, has been offering a special welcome to all newborns in the city of Verona and its province with a box full of yellow and blue-themed gifts. The initiative aims to raise awareness about birth rates and strengthen the bond with Hellas Verona from the very beginning of life.

Hellas Verona Foundation renovated an area of the San Bernardino friars’ convent and launched a program to collect and donate surplus meals from all Hellas Verona home matches. This initiative helps reduce food waste while providing concrete support to those most in need - a true expression of solidarity.

Hellas Verona Foundation collaborates with the Save Moras association by promoting charitable initiatives to raise public awareness about the importance of bone marrow donation. Through sporting events, the campaign aims to inform and engage especially young people about a gesture that is as simple as it is life-saving.

Hellas Verona, with the support of the Verona branch of UICI, has made the Bentegodi Stadium experience accessible and unforgettable for blind, visually impaired, and multi-disabled fans. Thanks to Connect Me Too, the software developed by CMT-Translations, fans can listen to an audio-descriptive commentary of the match directly through their smartphones and personal earphones.

The Hellas Verona Foundation supports Plastic Free Onlus through charity auctions. This organization organizes meetings and stadium cleanup activities to raise community awareness about environmental issues. One of its main goals is to encourage young people to reduce or eliminate plastic use, promoting a more sustainable lifestyle and fostering a greater sense of responsibility toward the ecosystem and future generations.

The Hellas Verona Foundation supports the campaigns of the ACISJF Protezione della Giovane (Association for the Protection of Young Women) on the weekends of November 25 and March 8, promoting charity auctions to provide concrete help in the form of shelter, listening, and both material and moral support to women in difficulty, estranged or separated from their families.

The Hellas Verona Foundation supports awareness campaigns for the Petra Municipal Center's support service through charity auctions. This initiative helps provide free psychological, social, and legal counseling to women who are victims of violence. The ultimate goal is to offer a safe, reliable point of reference and a concrete form of support to help women face difficult situations and build a better future.

Hellas Verona Foundation supported the activities of the association by donating the proceeds from the auction of the special shirts worn by the players during the Hellas Verona-Lecce match, thereby helping to provide psychological support and a listening space for parents who have experienced the loss of a child or are facing the final stages of their child’s life.

The Hellas Verona Foundation, in collaboration with the Nadia Valsecchi Foundation, organizes school events and charity auctions to support the campaign ‘Non sarà un’eccezione’ (It Won’t Be an Exception). These activities aim to inform, raise awareness, and engage citizens in supporting pancreatic cancer research through dedicated fundraising initiatives.

The Hellas Verona Foundation has joined and funded the initiative promoted by ABEO for the construction of one of four apartments dedicated to the families of children hospitalized in the Pediatric Oncology and Hematology Department of Borgo Trento Hospital. The aim is to provide them with a welcoming and safe place to stay, allowing them to be close to their children during treatment.

On the occasion of the 40th anniversary of Verona’s Scudetto win, several initiatives promoted by the Club served as an important opportunity to support the Hellas Verona Foundation and the organizations it assists. Among these initiatives was the donation of part of the proceeds from the sale of commemorative vinyl records and the auction of the special jerseys worn by the players during the match against Lecce.

As part of a solidarity initiative in collaboration with ENPA Verona, Hellas Verona brought several puppies onto the pitch during the Verona vs. Milan match. These puppies came from the Dog and Cat Shelter – Animal Wellness Center in Verona. The goal was to raise awareness about responsible pet adoption and to support the shelter in caring for the animals until they find their forever homes.

The Hellas Verona Foundation funded the construction of playground structures and the provision of sports equipment for the Busajo campus in Ethiopia, which hosts hundreds of homeless children. This project provides them with a safe environment and an opportunity to grow through sport, improving their living conditions and helping them overcome the violence and abandonment they have experienced.

Hellas Verona Foundation supported Quid Project, a non-profit social enterprise aimed at creating training and employment opportunities for vulnerable individuals through sustainable fashion, by organizing an auction of the shirts worn by the Hellas Verona players during the match against Genoa on April 13th, 2025.

The players of Hellas Verona Women showed their support for the homeless guests of the 'Il Samaritano' community home through a meaningful act of solidarity, highlighting the Club’s ongoing commitment to inclusion and social engagement. The initiative, which also involved representatives from the Caritas Diocesana, included not only assistance in the canteen service but also the donation of sports equipment.