Operating under official registration VO/1980, we have built a long-standing reputation of authenticity, accountability, and active service in San Ġwann, Malta. Residents know our volunteers personally, and our committee is reachable directly at info@madonnalourdesmalta.org.
100% of our resources and volunteer hours are reinvested directly into local cultural preservation, youth projects, and civic assistance. We have no salaried staff and no distribution of profits of any kind.
Our events and activities bridge generational divides, uniting children, young adults, working families, and seniors in shared community celebration. Participation is free or low-cost and open to every resident.
We adhere strictly to the Malta Voluntary Organisations Act, ensuring all contributions, sponsorships, and grants directly serve our stated mission, with annual accounts and activity reports approved in open meeting.
Community Impact
Free public celebrations, safer streets, welfare support, and an active social calendar that strengthens neighbourhood ties.
Practical skills, mentorship from experienced craftsmen, leadership experience and a documented volunteering record.
Visible, community-endorsed sponsorship opportunities with transparent acknowledgement and reporting on how funds were used.
A reliable, insured and compliant partner for cultural, environmental and civic initiatives in the locality.
Continuity in the care, restoration and correct presentation of shared heritage artefacts and traditions.
Clear reporting lines, statutory compliance under VO/1980, and measurable local outcomes for every euro received.
Volunteer Impact
Official Verification Notice
The domain madonnalourdesmalta.org and the email address info@madonnalourdesmalta.org are the sole official digital identity of Għaqda Festa Esterna Madonna Ta’ Lourdes San Ġwann, a voluntary organisation enrolled with the Office of the Commissioner for Voluntary Organisations in Malta under registration number VO/1980, in accordance with the Voluntary Organisations Act (Cap. 492 of the Laws of Malta).
