When solidarity lends a hand to those in need, Ail's Easter eggs return.

The AIL Easter Eggs return to the squares of the province of Ragusa: on March 20, 21, and 22, volunteers from AIL – Italian Association Against Leukemia, Lymphoma, and Myeloma will be present in numerous municipalities in the area with traditional solidarity sweets to support research and ensure assistance to hematological patients and their families.

“Inside an AIL Easter Egg, there is much more than just a simple surprise. With a minimum contribution of 15 euros, you will help us support the fight against leukemia, lymphoma, and myeloma and bring help to many patients. It is important to continue walking together to make blood cancers increasingly treatable,” says the president of AIL Ragusa, Carmela Nicita.

The funds raised allow the association to carry on, month after month, essential services for the Iblean area: home assistance, delivery of medications, contributions for solidarity trips, and psychological support for patients and their families.

The locations in the province of Ragusa:

Ragusa – Piazza Libertà (March 20, 21, and 22)

Modica – Piazza Matteotti (March 20, 21, and 22)

Vittoria – Piazza del Popolo (March 20, 21, and 22)

Santa Croce Camerina – Piazza Vittorio Emanuele (March 22)

Scicli – Piazza Busacca (March 21 and 22)

Ispica – Piazza Santa Maria Maggiore (March 21 and 22)

Chiaramonte Gulfi – Corso Umberto I (March 21)

Comiso – Piazzale Annunziata (March 21 and 22)

Pozzallo – Piazza delle Rimembranze (March 22)

Marina di Ragusa – Piazza Duca degli Abruzzi (March 21 and 22)

Acate – Piazza Matteotti (March 29)

In Ragusa city, additional distribution points will also be active at the Farmers' Market (March 21), at the Parish of the Precious Blood (March 22), the Parish of San Pio X (March 22), and the Church of the Holy Family (March 22).

“Thanks to this solidarity campaign, we are able to give a boost to the planning and maintenance of the activities that engage our association in the area. Thus, we can concretely support the projects and services that help hematological patients in the area and their families every day. A small gesture that can make a big difference,” concludes President Nicita.