Cab Milan 028585 > Don Gnocchi Foundation
Radiotaxi 028585 and
Don Carlo Gnocchi Foundation
No disability can stop the desire to come together, have fun and create
The meeting has been set for Tuesday, May 16, and i vehicles used will be exclusively the cabs that Radiotaxi 02.8585 has made available free of charge for what has for many years represented a truly heartfelt initiative by both taxi drivers and the young people of the Milanese Institute dedicated to Don Carlo Gnocchi.
The Outing, which this year will have as its destination the Cornelle Wildlife Park, a naturalistic oasis in the province of Bergamo, will see the participation of a large number of young people who, aboard more than fifty cabs, will be to give life to a very long column of white cars.
Radiotaxi 02.8585 always in favor of the social inaugurated back in the distant 80's what has since consolidated as an appointment and that really involves us with the maximum of our enthusiasm because really no handicap, can stop the desire to unite, have fun and create new experiences: what we are all about to live is a day of solidarity that was born from what was the initiative of our unforgettable former Member Musarra (historical taxi driver of Radiotaxi 02.8585), continues in our days with the same aggregative intent as then, all in favor of young people who in many cases have no possibility of traveling due to their physical conditions.
Cab Milan 028585 > Don Gnocchi Foundation
Le Cornelle Wildlife Park
Le Cornelle Wildlife Park was founded in Valbrembo in 1981: on the eastern bank of the Brembo River, 126,000 square meters of green space available to animals and those who want to get to know them.
The name of the park derives from a local toponym for river stones smoothed by the current, while it is Angelo Ferruccio Benedetti who creates a park that welcomes animals in wide spaces of freedom and encourages human-animal encounters.
At the Cornelle there are simple fences and low fences that allow visitors to get as close as possible to the animal space. One enters the park strictly on foot, and following an ideal itinerary one can have an educational and exciting experience, meeting animals from all over the world, numerous birds fly free and welcome visitors at the entrance.
The numerous births are a testament to the quality of life in the Park. The values that Le Cornelle Wildlife Park considers fundamental to its activities are conservation, research, and education.
Cab Milan 028585 > Don Gnocchi Foundation
President Alessandro Casotto's comment
We experienced an unforgettable day! Our fleet of cabs, provided free of charge by all participating members, accompanied an exceptional group of children from the Milanese Institute dedicated to Don Carlo Gnocchi to the Cornelle Wildlife Park, an enchanting natural oasis in the province of Bergamo.
Each time, we are overwhelmed by the warmth and gratitude generated by this initiative. It is a powerful reminder that no physical barrier should ever prevent these kids from exploring the world and creating precious memories. This is our mission and our commitment.
Every single moment spent reminded us that even in life's journey, no obstacle is insurmountable. We look forward to repeating this amazing experience next year.
Thank you all for making this wonderful adventure possible!
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Some photos from the event
