#SPREAD THE HOPE
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MESSIKA CARE(s)
Messika is committed to the most disadvantaged
Lebanon is experiencing an unprecedented humanitarian crisis that is becoming more and more critical. Messika has a long-standing family connection with the region and has joined forces with the charity CARE to help those most in need
Through its MESSIKA CARE(s) collection, the Maison aims to provide valuable help: for each bracelet or necklace purchased, 100 euros will be donated to CARE to help women and girls in emergency situations..
A socially conscious collection, designed as a message of hope. A jewel that is twice as precious.
The Foundation Projects
Women in Action
Women in Action Where : FranceWhen: 2022Who : women victims of violence SOLIDARITÉ FEMMES, the 3919 hotlineThe Fédération Nationale Solidarité Femmes is a network of 73 associations that provide accommodation and support to female victims of violence and their children…
An emergency aid Grant for Ukraine
The Fondation Valérie Messika provides an emergency aid Grant Of €50,000 dedicated to Ukraine Where : UkraineWhen : February 2022Who : War refugees More than a fifth of humanity could be pushed into poverty and hunger by the consequences of…
Toni Garrn’s foundation
The Fondation Valérie Messika joins forces with supermodel Toni Garrn’s foundation to support the education of girls in Africa Where : Uganda, Ghana, BurundiWhen : 2022Who : secondary school children Poverty and long distances mean that many girls in…
“Toutes à l’école”
The Fondation Valérie Messika reaffirms Its Support to the “Toutes à l’école” Association Where : CambodgeWhen : 2021 et 2022Who : 30 young girls in school for 2 years According to UNESCO figures, out of the 774 million illiterate adults…
“Un Avenir pour les Enfants du Monde” (AEM)
This year the fondation Valérie Messika once again supports the organisation “Un Avenir pour les Enfants du Monde” (AEM) Where : RwandaWhen : 2022Who : helping to provide access to healthcare for 2,500 children every day The AEM organisation was…
Valerie Messika Foundation 