The Sandra Calleja Foundation donated €10,000 to Caritas Malta as part of this year’s Maratona ta’ Mħabba, The annual fundraising telethon, held on Saturday 7 November, raised a total of €318,257 to support people and families in need, across Malta and Gozo. The funds raised help Caritas Malta keep its services free for those who need them. These include counselling and social work, support for people recovering from drug addiction and their families, and prevention programmes in schools and local communities.
With more than 110 shops, MyConvenience and MySupermarket are part of everyday life axcross Maltese neighbourhoods and supporting Caritas Malta through our Foundation, is one way we give back to those same communities and help people access professional care and practical support when they need it.
We thank the Caritas Malta team and volunteers for the work they do throughout the year, and everyone who contributed to this year’s telethon.
The Sandra Calleja Foundation serves as a structured platform to support impactful initiatives through funding, partnerships and community-driven programmes. The Foundation collaborates with public, private and voluntary organisations, while also organising events and initiatives aimed at delivering meaningful and measurable social impact. Chaired by H.E. Marie Louise Coleiro Preca and supported by a Board of Administrators and Supervisory Council, the Foundation is designed to ensure strong governance, transparency and accountability, with audited accounts published annually.
Founded in 1968, Caritas Malta continues to provide crucial assistance to individuals and families facing social, financial, and health-related difficulties. Its services range from rehabilitation and counselling to community outreach and poverty relief, helping countless people rebuild their lives with dignity and hope. This contribution underscores My Group’s belief in the power of community solidarity and its commitment to making a positive impact where it matters most. Find out more about Caritas Malta and its work.
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