VILLAGGIO DI ALBERTO
a brief life, a lasting impact
Investor and foundation relations

A memorandum, not a brochure.

Villaggio di Alberto is designed as an integrated ecosystem with measurable social impact. This section is built for those evaluating an investment, not for those looking for a good cause.

Integrated pillars
4

Economies of scale across services

People welcomed per year
~120

At full capacity, across residence, workshops and summer camp

Expected self-financing
60%

Restaurant, workshops, public agreements

Public / private co-funding
40%

Foundations, grants, donors

Steady-state scenario — phase 2

Every euro,
where it goes,
where it returns.

Full vision · five-year horizon

The figures in this section describe the Village at full operation, once the development of the pillars is complete. They are different — and far larger — from the initial €500,000 fundraising under way on /sostienici, which only serves to purchase the building and open the doors.

These are preliminary estimates, to be validated in the final business plan shared under NDA. We present them openly because any serious investor will ask for them first.

Initial Capex
€9.2 M

One-off investment for construction and launch.

Structural works and land
6.50 M€
Systems and home automation
1.30 M€
Furnishings and equipment
1.00 M€
Privacy architecture and IT
0.40 M€
Steady-state Opex
€2.85 M/year

Yearly operating costs from Year 4 onwards.

Staff (educational, medical, kitchen)
1.85 M€
Maintenance and utilities
0.45 M€
Materials and supplies
0.35 M€
Management and administration
0.20 M€
Steady-state revenue
€2.00 M/year

Diversified mix, public contributions plus self-financing.

Public funding — residential care for minors
0.75 M€
Donations, grants, foundations
0.60 M€
Training restaurant
0.50 M€
Workshops and Summer Camp
0.15 M€

⚠ Indicative preliminary estimates. The detailed business plan with sensitivity analysis, multi-year cash flow and assumptions is available on request under a confidentiality agreement.

How to take part

Three paths,
three different decision-makers.

We do not ask a philanthropic foundation for the same commitment as a family office or an impact fund. We have designed three distinct instruments, each consistent with the nature of capital and expected return.

Institutional philanthropy

Patronage

Nature
Liberal donation
Status
Open

Liberal donation to the Village's operating body, regulated by the Italian Third Sector Code.

  • Acknowledgement on a permanent plaque at the entrance
  • Invitation to the opening and key moments of the Village
  • Yearly impact report dedicated to the donor
  • Tax deductibility under art. 83 of Italian Legislative Decree 117/2017
Instrument in structuring

Impact finance

Nature
Capital with measured return
Status
Under assessment

A social impact finance instrument currently being structured with authorised financial partners. Terms, conditions and expected return will be defined in compliance with applicable regulations.

  • Capital dedicated to the launch of the operational pillars
  • Return linked to the achievement of third-party-verified social KPIs
  • Structured with partners authorised under Italian financial law (TUF)
  • Final terms shared exclusively under a confidentiality agreement
Vertical co-investment

Pillar Partner

Nature
Institutional partnership
Status
In dialogue

For foundations, family offices and companies wishing to tie their name to a single pillar of the Village. The legal vehicle is defined case by case.

  • Dedicated support for a single pillar (e.g. restaurant, workshops, summer camp)
  • Forms of recognition and visibility to be agreed upon
  • Involvement in the Village's institutional moments
  • Dedicated SROI reporting on the funded pillar

⚠ The information presented here is purely illustrative and describes directions of partnership that the project is exploring. It does not constitute an offer to the public of financial products or instruments under the Italian Consolidated Law on Finance (TUF). Any form of participation will be defined case by case, in compliance with applicable regulations and, where necessary, with the involvement of authorised parties. Detailed terms are shared only confidentially.

The investment thesis

Why it holds,
in four points.

An integrated ecosystem is not marketing: it is an operating model that reduces the cost structure and diversifies revenue in a measurable way, line by line.

01
Real synergies across pillars
The young people from the residence cook at the restaurant, the workshops open their spaces to the other services, the Summer Camp reuses existing premises. The cost per guest falls structurally when services are interwoven.
02
Diversified revenue
No single source exceeds 33% of the mix. Public fees, restaurant, donations, grants: no single point of failure in the income statement.
03
Measurable social impact
SROI computed per pillar, social KPIs verified by third parties, half-yearly reporting. An impact investor can measure the return, not just claim it.
04
Documented replicability
The model is documented as an operational playbook, replicable in other urban contexts. The initial investment generates re-usable intangible assets.
Intangible asset

How we protect what matters.

Sensitive data of the young people welcomed in the Village is architecturally separated from the public cloud. It lives on a local server, encrypted, with no internet exposure.

Authentication with passkeys (WebAuthn), column-level encryption with pgcrypto, immutable audit log, off-site encrypted backups. A DPIA is planned before go-live, as required by the GDPR for special categories of data.

This architecture is an asset: it reduces reputational and legal risk for any investor or foundation.

Roadmap

Five years,
five steps.

  1. Year 0
    Foundation and DPIA
    Setup of the operating body, Data Protection Impact Assessment, agreements with public health authorities and the Municipality, final architectural project.
  2. Year 1
    Construction and training
    Structural works, selection and training of the team, partial opening of the workshops as a presence in the local community.
  3. Year 2
    Opening of the residence and restaurant
    Launch of pillars A and C. First admissions of young people; opening of the training restaurant to the city.
  4. Year 4
    Operating break-even
    Operating break-even reached. The Village self-finances 60% of recurring items.
Next step

Two paths
to move forward.

First contact

Download the executive summary

An 8-page synthesis: model, key figures, investment structure. To get a first idea without commitment. Protected access: we send you the link within 24 hours.

Private meeting

Let's have a coffee.

A 45-minute call with the founding team. Full business plan under NDA, direct questions, direct answers. For those already seriously evaluating.