Ravenna FC, committed to values of inclusion, participation, and social cohesion, announces the donation of free tickets to the guests and users of the “Il Re di Girgenti” reception facility, managed by the Ravenna Anti-Drug Citizens’ Committee and supported by the Municipality. The initiative aims to promote access to sport as a tool for integration and sharing, providing a communal experience for people facing social vulnerability or marginalization.

The first tickets were handed out during the Ravenna – Pontedera match on December 7, 2025, in the presence of the initiative’s organizers, members of the Board of the Ravenna Anti-Drug Citizens’ Committee, and the first recipients of the complimentary tickets. Before kickoff, an official photo was taken with the organizers and participants to highlight the social value of the project.

The initiative will continue throughout the season: for each home match, two complimentary tickets will be made available, allowing more guests to experience the stadium atmosphere and support the Ravenna FC team.

City councilor Federica Savini, who promoted the initiative, stated: “My father volunteers every Friday, distributing meals at the ‘Il Re di Girgenti’ facility, and he is a big Ravenna fan: that’s where the idea came from. This initiative is a way to recognize the dedication of volunteers who support the guests every day, to highlight an important part of our city, and to give visibility to issues such as social sustainability, integration, and sport. I believe it is essential to promote the messages of inclusivity that sports clubs, thanks to their ability to reach a wide audience, can spread.”

Ravenna FC General Manager Paolo Scocco stated: “Welcoming the Re di Girgenti association to the stands of the Benelli was a great pleasure for us and a sign of attention towards an organization that works daily to support the most vulnerable members of our community. We believe that football can and should engage with the local area and with those associations that strengthen its social fabric. We thank Re di Girgenti for their presence and for the work they do every day, with the hope of sharing new opportunities for engagement in the future.”