
What We Do
Fondazione Lucrezia Tangorra E.T.S. was established in 2013 with a clear mission: to design, develop, and implement educational and training projects that synergistically complement the school curriculum, from primary through upper secondary education.
We firmly believe in innovation and dedicate great attention to new technologies, integrating digital tools into both learning and the promotion of reading and writing. We combine high-impact infrastructural interventions — such as creating libraries, computer labs, science laboratories, and dedicated support spaces — with concrete initiatives benefiting the most disadvantaged groups.
In parallel, we provide young people with a free, inclusive space for discovery that complements standard academic instruction. Here, they can explore stories, books, new languages of expression, and new technologies without the pressure of academic evaluation or the fear of grades.
Vision & Civic Engagement
We believe that access to culture and innovation is an irreplaceable tool for fostering independence, developing critical thinking, and accelerating the civic evolution of a community. To turn this vision into reality, we deliver cutting-edge environmental interventions and educational programs, striving to transform resource deficits into concrete opportunities, with a primary focus on vulnerable groups and communities at greater risk of marginalization.
Our Story: Lucrezia’s Legacy
The Foundation bears the name of Lucrezia, a young girl who never had the chance to start primary school, nor attend middle or high school. Her dreams never had to contend with the passage of time: they remain crystallized in a world that will never grow old. Yet, those very dreams live on and unfold every day through the words, reflections, and creativity of the children and young people to whom we offer, through our projects, a blank canvas to paint. Lucrezia was our daughter. Together with Giulia, our second child, we founded this organization. We did so to transform an immense pain into a promise of the future, so that we could give to so many children and young people what destiny prevented us from continuing to give to her.
Our projects
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Who are the beneficiaries of our projects?
The Lucrezia Tangorra E.T.S. Foundation is actively committed to supporting and developing the world of schools and education by funding and implementing practical, tailor-made initiatives.
We recognise the central role of education in the development of future generations; for this reason, we work constantly alongside educators, students and families to identify, as quickly as possible, emerging challenges, structural shortcomings and the educational needs of the local community. Thanks to a dynamic and responsive approach, the Foundation is able to act swiftly, transforming the needs identified into projects with a high social and educational impact, capable of providing effective solutions, adequate resources and new opportunities for growth.
Who are our partners?
The Lucrezia Tangorra E.T.S. Foundation works in collaboration with a diverse network of partners:
- Public institutions: for financial and logistical support.
- NGOs and non-profit organisations: for the implementation of joint projects.
- Schools and universities: for the development of educational and training programmes.
- Private companies: for donations and corporate volunteering initiatives.
- Experts and professionals: for their specialist expertise and advice.
Who supports us?
Our projects are made possible thanks to a supportive network of supporters who provide financial resources, material goods, expertise and their time:
- Private companies: through sponsorship, donations and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives.
- Foundations and charitable organisations in the third sector.
- Schools and educational establishments: actively involved in awareness-raising programmes.
- Volunteers and members of the public: who give their time and energy.
- Private donors: those who make charitable donations.
Knowledge begins with a question
Voltaire taught us to judge a man by his questions rather than by his answers. What is yours?




