In a remarkable display of leadership and altruism, Michael Attard, CEO of Attard Brothers Group, completed a 105km run on his birthday, raising €93,000 for 23 Maltese NGOs. Instead of a traditional celebration, he took on this challenge with friends to support local charitable organizations working in healthcare, social welfare, and community support.
Among the beneficiaries are:
- OASI Foundation
- Fondazzjoni Sebħ
- DAR Bjorn
- Caritas Malta
- Dar Merhba Bik Foundation
- Fondazzjoni Nazareth
- Embrace Diversity Organisation
- Dar Hosea
- Smiling with Jerome
- Autism Parents Association
- Equal Partners Foundation
- Mid-Dlam għad-Dawl
- Soup Kitchen OFM - Valletta
- Inspire Malta
- Klarissi Sisters Malta
- Richmond Foundation - Malta
- Fondazzjoni Arka
- The Malta Trust Foundation
- Puttinu Cares
- Dar Tal-Providenza Siggiewi
- Hospice Malta
- ALS Malta +
- ADHD Malta
The initiative has been met with widespread praise, with colleagues at Attard Brothers Group commending his commitment to making a difference. His determination and generosity serve as a powerful reminder of how business leaders can inspire positive change beyond the boardroom.
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Puttinu Cares via Facebook
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