Good health and well-being
The Veronesi Foundation was established by Umberto Veronesi in 2003 to promote scientific progress by awarding research grants to doctors and researchers and supporting high-profile projects.
Since 2019, we have funded research grants for Gold for Kids, which is dedicated to pediatric oncology.
In 2022, a research grant was awarded to Dr. Veronica Marabitti to support her research on medulloblastoma: one of the most aggressive forms of brain cancer in children.
In 2021, we funded a grant for Dr Valeria Lucarini to support her research on neuroblastoma, a predominantly pediatric form of cancer that originates in cells of the peripheral nervous system.
In 2019, we funded a grant for Dr Chiara Bruckmann to support her research into improving leukemia treatment for children. Her research is focused on nanobodies that block proteins that cause acute myeloid leukemia, a rare aggressive illness that can affect children up to the age of two.
Other projects in the same category
Dynamo Camp
Dynamo Camp – established and run by the non-profit organisation Fondazione Dynamo – is a free therapeutic recreation camp for kids between 6 and 17 who suffer from serious, chronic illnesses. The camp is also open to their families. BonelliErede saddles up for a good cause: …
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The Buzzi Foundation
The Buzzi Foundation was set up back in 1970 to support the Vittore Buzzi children’s hospital in Milan, its mission being to ease the suffering of poorly children and allow them to dream. To make their stay as comfortable as possible, the hospital has bright, colourful rooms and …
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