On May 29, the new headquarters of Fondazione Banco Alimentare Emilia Romagna ETS was inaugurated. The facility was created within the framework of the Zello Project, an initiative supported by Fondazione Iris Ceramica Group and designed to strengthen the local solidarity network and enhance the organization’s activities. This marks an important step in Banco Alimentare’s growth journey, enabling greater operational efficiency and providing suitable resources for the work carried out by volunteers and partner associations.

The inauguration ceremony began with the unveiling of commemorative plaques dedicated to the project’s supporters, followed by the traditional ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by the Bishop of Imola, Monsignor Giovanni Mosciatti, and Regional Councillor Elena Mazzoni.

The event provided an important opportunity for dialogue and collaboration among institutions, supporters, volunteers, and partners, while also celebrating the journey that led to the creation of the new headquarters and reinforcing an increasingly broad partnership in support of the local community.

Through its support of the Zello Project, Fondazione Iris Ceramica Group reaffirms its commitment to initiatives that generate tangible social impact, promoting collaborative models aimed at building more inclusive and sustainable communities.