Bulgari and Save the Children held a masterclass at Boston's Harvard University coinciding with World Children’s Day and marking 15 years of their partnership.
and Save the Children have partnered for 15 years and this longstanding relationship led to a masterclass at Harvard University on Wednesday, coinciding with World Children’s Day.
In 15 years, the partnership has reached more than 2.3 million children in 39 countries through 139 projects aimed at strengthening high-quality education, youth empowerment, emergency response and fighting poverty. The masterclass welcomed about 100 students, offering an opportunity to be inspired by a positive model of philanthropic cooperation while also gaining valuable skills and knowledge in the retail and luxury goods sector. In addition, it marked the beginning of a series of initiatives for Bulgari involving strategic academic institutions and major universities worldwide, aimed at motivating and engaging the next generation of leaders in the corporate social responsibility space.
The commitment to Save the Children was started by Bulgari in 2009, and will now be continued by Fondazione Bulgari, an entity founded last March, as reported.
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