As you know I'm an avid cyclist and Sunday I will return to the Tour "from within". I am very pleased indeed to be able to access, thanks to Ivo de Carneri Foundation non-profit organization (and thanks to Michelangelo Carozzi, a former student of Master hour fundraiser at the foundation) to the village of the Tour of Italy which passes from Forli!

Of course I have a number of students who are now employed professionals and fundraiser at nonprofit organizations ... has certain advantages not least that they can enter the village of the Tour of Italy and especially see how they operate nonprofit organizations that accompany the Giro d ' Italy and his caravan and are part of the Tour of Solidarity.

RECEIVED FROM BEATRICE Lentati and for once, I make an exception to the rule .... and put directly into the comment before ...

Dear Valerio, you are strong!
You're good in sports kit!
It is nice to find their "protégés", students or trainees and experienced fundraiser grew after he helped to give them the necessary training! Me too I "seeded" in many many nonprofits, and apart from a few setbacks, they all have a strong ethical base. At around me also has a "Creature" I mean customer! The Lega del Filo d'Oro "Tour Brings solidarity" with a van is always present in a caravan and a camper that is affecting some stages, offering the public the opportunity to experience through assistive technology, how you feel or what you can try being deafblind. He organized some "Dinner in the Dark" in some cities and has a booth with volunteers from the village of arrival: If you are not already a fan I encourage you to give your input here! I've been a full-day stage of wing Milan: I met great young riders and excited about bringing the league's logo on their helmets and on flagships, sponsors and journalists attentive and interested, and a passionate audience. I think you will enjoy the experience! soon, Bea