Devon&Devon per Corri La Vita 2026
Corri La Vita returns for another edition. Founded by Bona Frescobaldi in 2003, the event raises funds for the early diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer.
This year, Devon&Devon is again supporting the association’s projects by funding its employees’ participation in Florence’s much-loved charity run, scheduled for 27 September. From 1 to 31 October, to coincide with International Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the company will also donate to Corri La Vita ETS 5% of the revenue generated by private customers at its new showroom at Via Simone Martini 7.
“We are proud,” explains Graziano Verdi, CEO of Devon&Devon and the Italcer Group, “to once again lend our support to this outstanding model of participation and solidarity.
The ten million euros raised over the first twenty-three editions of the event demonstrate the value of every contribution and the significant impact it can have on the lives of so many women.
”Projects supported by Corri La Vita ETS include physical rehabilitation and psychological support programmes for patients who have undergone breast cancer surgery, run in collaboration with the ISPRO-LILT Cancer Rehabilitation Centre at Villa delle Rose; breast cancer prevention campaigns conducted together with SenoNetwork, which brings together all of Italy’s Breast Units; scholarships funded in partnership with FILE (an Italian non-profit foundation providing palliative care) to attend the first Master’s programme in Pain Therapy and Palliative Care organised by the Schools of Medicine and Psychology at the University of Florence; the donation of a state-of-the-art mammography system to the new Breast Imaging Unit at Careggi Hospital and innovative early-diagnosis equipment to ISPRO (Florence's Institute for the Study, Prevention and Oncology Network); dance, art, writing, music and theatre programmes for patients; and nutrition education initiatives for young people at high risk because of a family history of breast cancer.
The funds raised in 2026 will continue to support prevention, diagnosis and treatment projects in collaboration with Careggi University Hospital, the Ce.Ri.On. Ispro-Lilt centre at Villa delle Rose, the Italian Foundation for Palliative Care (FILE), as well as scholarships for young doctors promoted by SenoNetwork. Further deserving initiatives will also receive funding, selected by the Scientific Committee through the CORRI LA VITA Call for Projects.
This year, Devon&Devon is again supporting the association’s projects by funding its employees’ participation in Florence’s much-loved charity run, scheduled for 27 September. From 1 to 31 October, to coincide with International Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the company will also donate to Corri La Vita ETS 5% of the revenue generated by private customers at its new showroom at Via Simone Martini 7.
“We are proud,” explains Graziano Verdi, CEO of Devon&Devon and the Italcer Group, “to once again lend our support to this outstanding model of participation and solidarity.
The ten million euros raised over the first twenty-three editions of the event demonstrate the value of every contribution and the significant impact it can have on the lives of so many women.
”Projects supported by Corri La Vita ETS include physical rehabilitation and psychological support programmes for patients who have undergone breast cancer surgery, run in collaboration with the ISPRO-LILT Cancer Rehabilitation Centre at Villa delle Rose; breast cancer prevention campaigns conducted together with SenoNetwork, which brings together all of Italy’s Breast Units; scholarships funded in partnership with FILE (an Italian non-profit foundation providing palliative care) to attend the first Master’s programme in Pain Therapy and Palliative Care organised by the Schools of Medicine and Psychology at the University of Florence; the donation of a state-of-the-art mammography system to the new Breast Imaging Unit at Careggi Hospital and innovative early-diagnosis equipment to ISPRO (Florence's Institute for the Study, Prevention and Oncology Network); dance, art, writing, music and theatre programmes for patients; and nutrition education initiatives for young people at high risk because of a family history of breast cancer.
The funds raised in 2026 will continue to support prevention, diagnosis and treatment projects in collaboration with Careggi University Hospital, the Ce.Ri.On. Ispro-Lilt centre at Villa delle Rose, the Italian Foundation for Palliative Care (FILE), as well as scholarships for young doctors promoted by SenoNetwork. Further deserving initiatives will also receive funding, selected by the Scientific Committee through the CORRI LA VITA Call for Projects.
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