Ciapa la Moto organizes the lottery for "On a motorbike for fairy tales"

Wednesday 27 September, the Association Ciapa La Moto, will organize in its own street spaces Gardone 22 in Milan, starting from 20.00 pm a party entitled "On a motorbike for fairy tales".

Once again the Ciapa la Moto Association gets involved for others. The lottery has now become a pleasant annual event that many enthusiasts look forward to. Last year it was the Italian progeria association Sammy Basso Onlus to be the recipient of the proceeds of the lottery in which the main clothing and accessories companies for motorcyclists donate their garments or products. This year the association, which has become a point of reference for motorcyclists in Milan and the surrounding area, has chosen the motorcyclists' fairy tales project as the beneficiary of the lottery collection.

The event will be attended by special guests of the caliber of Francis Mandelli, Federica Bertoni e Marta Covioli. With the help of many friends of the Association and companies in the motorcycle world a fun and rich raffle was organised (among the prizes are helmets, jackets, gloves, boots, motorcycle accessories, video games, films, books and much more) the proceeds of which will be entirely allocated to the purchase of electronic consoles and games to be donated to pediatric departments of the main Italian hospitals, mostly long-term care.

"Initially I was taken aback when Giamba told me this, also because I'm not asking for money to support the project, but I'm asking to purchase games to match the consoles - Said Ernest Pozzali -. However, I thought that with the contribution of the auction we could purchase other plays and games for other hospitals, so as to pursue the aim of our project which is to let children play who often have to spend weeks or even months in hospital rooms or in reception homes. Our aim is to steal time from illness and donate it to children!".

Pozzali himself is the author of the book “Motorcyclists' fairy tales”, the volume created with illustrations by Matitaccia, the proceeds of which are donated to charity.