The men's water polo national Italy "Settebello" team, 2019 world champion, is auctioning off a stunning Damiani ring to aid Cesvi in its support of the Papa Giovanni XXIII Hospital in Bergamo.

Damiani, exceptional partner and Designer of the Gazzetta Sports Awards, created and produced the prestigious awards taking inspiration from its iconic Metropolitan ring to bring to life the award destined for sporting excellences, according to the most authoritative newspaper in the sector.
The Settebello team awarded this ring as "Best Team of 2019" at the Gazzetta Sports Awards.

This unisex ring, specially created by Damiani, features a circle as a symbol of perfection and harmony, an image evocative of the Olympic Games, bringing together four circular elements made in rosé, yellow, brown and black gold in a single band.

Coronavirus Emergency: Cesvi supports Bergamo Hospital and the Elderly

The Bergamo area has been dramatically affected by the Coronavirus emergency with more than 3,000 people infected. The doctors and hospital staff at Asst Papa Giovanni XXIII are working tirelessly in a dramatic situation.

We can help them by giving aid to the intensive care unit of the Hospital. They are in urgent need of: ventilators, non-invasive ventilation devices, hemodynamic monitoring, hats, gowns and disposable goggles.

To cope with the emergency, Cesvi felt the need to do its part to protect the lives of the most vulnerable population in the area by taking action for the over 65s.

In partnership with the Department for Social Policies of the Municipality of Bergamo and in collaboration with Consorzi Solco Città Aperta and Ribes as a temporary business association, Cesvi is working to strengthen services for the elderly by increasing the availability of PPEs (in particular masks) and supporting vulnerable and isolated families as well as offering aid in health emergencies to cover basic needs.

In Milan Cesvi - in ​​collaboration with the Cooperative Spazio Aperto and as part of the Milan Help of Social Policies initiative of the Municipality of Milan - has decided to take action to support the elderly population of the city. The "We'll come to you" project intends to strengthen and implement home-based services to support those over 65, with the aim of preventing marginalization and isolation.