The multi-year partnership supports therapeutic recreation for children and young people living with serious or long-term illnesses while expanding the Maison’s community initiatives.
Loro Piana has partnered with Dynamo Camp to support a recreational equestrian program for children and young people living with serious or long-term illnesses. The multi-year initiative brings together the Maison’s longstanding connection to equestrian culture with Dynamo Camp’s therapeutic recreation programs at its facility in Tuscany.
The program is tailored to the needs and abilities of participants and includes activities such as becoming familiar with horses, grooming and caring for them, as well as horseback riding along designated paths on the estate. Specially trained horses and adapted equipment allow participants with different disabilities to experience the activity in an accessible and safe environment, with the program designed to foster self-confidence, autonomy, and meaningful experiences.
The initiative also includes the participation of Sara Morganti, world champion and Italian Paralympic medalist in para dressage and a member of the Loro Piana equestrian team. Through dedicated sessions throughout the year, Morganti will share her experience and expertise with children, families, and Dynamo Camp staff, offering mentorship and support within the program.
“Our partnership with Dynamo Camp is a reflection of our values of care, togetherness, trust, and long-term commitment. Supporting children facing serious illnesses through the joy of equestrian activities goes beyond traditional philanthropy; it is an expression of what Loro Piana believes in, and a partnership we are proud to nurture for years to come. This is the kind of legacy we are proud to build,” said Frédéric Arnault, CEO of Loro Piana.
The partnership builds on a relationship that began in 2024, when Loro Piana began supporting Dynamo Camp through annual donations and employee involvement. Over the past two years, the Maison supported recreational archery activities at the Camp in Tuscany, involving more than 2,000 children, alongside daily activities at the City Camp in Milan, including art and performing arts workshops.
In 2025, Loro Piana employees completed dedicated training to become Dynamo Camp volunteers, subsequently supporting activities alongside Dynamo staff at the Milan City Camp. The initiative will expand in 2026, with approximately 30 Milan-based employees expected to participate in the program.
For Loro Piana, the partnership extends its approach to social responsibility beyond financial support by combining long-term funding with employee participation and expertise. The collaboration positions equestrian sport not simply as an extension of the Maison’s heritage, but as a vehicle for inclusion, community, and sustained social impact.
