A map of the common good
Choose what matters to you.
Start with what matters to you. Find Italian organizations turning needs into presence, expertise and practical action.
Choose a cause
Twelve starting points
Find the field of action closest to you
Counts reflect active profiles. An organization may work across several causes, but appears only once within each cause.
Poverty
Food aid, action against exclusion and support for people facing hardship.
38organizations
Environment
Protecting ecosystems, environmental education and shared care for local places.
16organizations
Health
Prevention, care, research and support for people living through illness.
39organizations
Animals
Protection, rescue, responsible adoption and respectful coexistence with animals.
5organizations
Education
Education, guidance and accessible opportunities for everyone to grow.
52organizations
Disability
Independence, rights and participation beyond physical and cultural barriers.
10organizations
Emergencies
Preparedness, relief and organized support when communities need it most.
18organizations
Research
Scientific knowledge and new solutions that improve people’s lives.
13organizations
Culture
Heritage, creativity and access to culture as a common good.
11organizations
Sport
Wellbeing, inclusion and relationships through grassroots sport.
2organizations
Rights
Protection, justice and fundamental freedoms for people most at risk.
37organizations
Migrants
Welcome, guidance and practical pathways towards full independence.
23organizations
From a cause to a connection
A cause is the first clue, not a boundary.
Organizations working on the same issue may have very different locations, methods and ways to take part. Refine your choice around what matters to you.
- Start with the mission
Open a cause and meet the organizations working on it every day.
- See where they work
Narrow your search to a region or city, or choose a nationwide organization.
- Compare carefully
Review mission, contact details, transparency and support options before deciding.
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