Milan, 17 December 2025 – On the occasion of the 13th matchday of Serie A, Fondazione Milan dedicated a special day to the Sport for All program, renewing its commitment to making sport a real and tangible opportunity for everyone. Through Sport for All, the Foundation has long been working to break down barriers, create opportunities for inclusion, and offer children and young people with disabilities the chance to grow, play, and learn through sport.
Last Sunday, alongside Fondazione Milan, 45 volunteers “took to the field” in the areas around San Siro. With energy, enthusiasm, and smiles, they contributed to the success of the fundraising initiative. Starting with ticket sales and culminating in the fundraising activities at San Siro, the charitable initiative reached and exceeded €70,000.
The proceeds will help strengthen Fondazione Milan’s Sport for All program, supporting the participation of two teams—Briantea84 and Vharese—in the FIGC’s DCPS project (Paralympic and Experimental Football Division), and promoting Calcio Seduto (Seated Football), which offers children aged 7 to 12, with or without disabilities, the opportunity to play football in an educational, inclusive, and fun environment.
Fondazione Milan extends its heartfelt thanks to the entire Rossoneri community and to everyone who took part in this extraordinary initiative, once again demonstrating how sport can be a powerful tool for inclusion, hope, and social change—capable of bringing people, emotions, and communities together in one great embrace.
