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Help us kickoff our End-of-year campaign with a successful #GivingTuesday donation!
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Whether you can donate $20 dollars or $200, your generosity goes from a donation to an immediate resource.
Although preserving art is costly and time-consuming, it's important because you are saving cultural heritage for future generations.” Art, in every form, is not replaceable and must be preserved.
We thank you for supporting our service to the Philadelphia area as a provider of Italian language and culture.
Grazie a voi!
To donate, please click here.
How can I make a donation, please click here
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Although preserving art is costly and time-consuming, it's important because you are saving cultural heritage for future generations.” Art, in every form, is not replaceable and must be preserved.
We thank you for supporting our service to the Philadelphia area as a provider of Italian language and culture.
Grazie a voi!
To donate, please click here.
How can I make a donation, please click here
Shop for a cause:
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To get started with AmazonSmile, visit smile.amazon.com on your web browser and sign in with your Amazon.com credentials. Type in America-Italy Society of Philadelphia as your charitable organization. Select and start shopping!
To join AmazonSmile from the mobile app, open the app and find "Settings" in the main menu. Tap on "AmazonSmile" and follow the on-screen instructions to turn on AmazonSmile on your phone.
To get started with AmazonSmile, visit smile.amazon.com on your web browser and sign in with your Amazon.com credentials. Type in America-Italy Society of Philadelphia as your charitable organization. Select and start shopping!
To join AmazonSmile from the mobile app, open the app and find "Settings" in the main menu. Tap on "AmazonSmile" and follow the on-screen instructions to turn on AmazonSmile on your phone.
Future projects include assisting with the restoration of unique wooden model of Teatro La Fenice presented in 1790 by architect Giannantonio Selva (1751-1819).
