This year too, Eurostar has chosen to support I Bambini delle Fate (“The Fairies’ Children”), a social enterprise that since 2005 has promoted inclusion projects for people with autism and other disabilities, and for their families.
Doing business also means stopping to look further
Between targets, figures and deadlines, it is easy to lose sight of the fact that a company’s role does not end with its financial results. That is why Eurostar has chosen to devote part of its resources to a tangible project, in the belief that companies can — and should — play their part for the local area and the people who live in it.
The support for I Bambini delle Fate sits alongside other social responsibility initiatives the company has carried forward over the years, confirming a commitment that goes beyond a single donation and forms part of a broader view of what doing business in its own local area means for Eurostar.
