
Community support
Our tireless work with initiatives closely related to the pandemic has not stopped the Armani Group from continuing its usual support for:




On 22 September 2025, the Casa Mariù initiative was announced, in favour of children and their right to education, named in honour of Giorgio Armani’ mother, affectionately known as “Mariù”. Strongly supported by the designer, the international project reaffirms his attention and sensitivity to the needs of the most fragile, and was carried out in collaboration with Caritas Ambrosiana, recognised for its extensive presence in Milan and the rest of the world in support of vulnerable communities. The initiative involves eight children’s facilities located in six countries across three continents: Africa, South America and South-East Asia, with the participation of missionaries from PIME (Pontifical Institute for Foreign Missions) and Operazione Mato Grosso.




Giorgio Armani supported the Horizon Foundation’s first project to raise awareness and funds for medical research on retinitis pigmentosa. In 2023 the founder of the non-profit association, Benjamin Demarquilly, led a crossing of the Atlantic Ocean by sailboat. Demarquilly himself suffers from this degenerative, genetic eye disease for which there is currently no cure.



Since first taking part in 2018 with Nobu Milano, in 2021 all of the restaurants in Milan as well as the restaurant in Bologna have adhered to the charitable Restaurants against Hunger campaign, in support of the global humanitarian organization Action against Hunger, committed to ending child malnutrition. Among the association’s many initiatives, in May 2022 Milan’s Emporio Armani Ristorante Chef joined the Mai più Fame – dall’Emergenza all’Autonomia project, in support of the most vulnerable households affected by the food emergency.
Humanitarian emergency
In February 2022, during Milan Fashion Week, Giorgio Armani decides to show his Giorgio Armani womenswear and menswear collections without music as a sign of respect towards the people involved in the Ukrainian conflict. The Group joins the UNHCR (United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees) fundraising initiative for people forced to flee. In addition, a donation of basic necessities destined for refugees is announced and distributed through the Community of Sant’Egidio and through the Italian Red Cross. A further donation was made in favor of the fund set up by the Municipality of Milan and intended for the reception of refugees, with particular attention to women and children.