Is-Saħħa Tagħna
We can make a difference together with our strength
Is-Saħħa Tagħna, is a group dedicated to organizing fundraisers,charity events, food drives and awareness.
On August 2018 a group of members formed Is-Saħħa Tagħna to raise money for the American Cancer Society. Starting with just 7 participants they were joined by many more to join the cause. On October 14th 2018 we Made Strides Against Breast Cancer in Central Park. With a goal of $1000 we surpassed that goal and raised $2374 for ACS and ranked #147 out of 1808 teams. In celebration of the event and walkers the Maltese Center hosted an Oktoberfest celebration for everyone!
*Please note all monies or donations raised through Is-Saħħa Tagħna go directly to the charity and are not for the Maltese Center. It is a way for the community to come together in strength and support a good cause through volunteer outreach. The Maltese have a long history in raising money for charitable causes and through this group we continue the tradition as a Maltese community.
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Is-Saħħa Tagħna along with the Maltese Center organized a 2018 Christmas Food Drive for Fr. Anthony Saliba at the parish of St.Raphael in East Meadow,NY to fill the shelves of their food pantry.
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Is-Saħħa Tagħna is exploring volunteer opportunities to help feed the hungry. Some have volunteered time at soup kitchens, delivering meals to homebound seniors ,and organizing food drives.
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If you are interested in community outreach, have a cause that is important to you, or just want to find out more contact Is-Saħħa-Tagħna here
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Our 2019 2nd annual Making Strides Against Breast Cancer was another great success surpassing our goal once again with donations going to the American Cancer Society, the team raised over $3500!
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In 2022 and 2023 a giving tree to benefit the Ronald McDonald House of New York City was placed at the Center. Each tag had a request such as diapers, hats, etc.. All the items were delivered just in time for Christmas.
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Is-Saħħa Tagħna's First event at Making Strides Against Breast Cancer
October 14th 2018
Central Park, New York City