We have been working for years with D.i.Re - Women in Network Against Violence to create a social environment where women can reach their full potential of independence, without fear of discrimination or economic violence, through financial education activities aimed at women to increase their awareness and management skills, as well as awareness-raising, dissemination, and training initiatives for our employees.
Donate with us
until November 30th, to help women achieve financial independence.
If you are a BPER customer
From your mobile, access the BPER app and follow: Pay > Bank Transfers > Charitable Donations > select D.i.Re from the banners at the top.
From your PC, access Smart Web and follow:
Operations > Donations to Charity > select D.i.Re.
From your PC, access Smart Web and follow:
Operations > Donations to Charity > select D.i.Re.
If you are a BDS customer
From your mobile, access the BPER app and follow: Pay > Bank Transfers > Charitable Donations > select D.i.Re from the banners at the top.
From your PC, access Smart Web and follow:
Operations > Donations to Charity > select D.i.Re.
From your PC, access Smart Web and follow:
Operations > Donations to Charity > select D.i.Re.
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If you are a BPER Banca Private Cesare Ponti customer
From your mobile, access the BPER app and follow: Pay > Bank Transfers > Charitable Donations > select D.i.Re from the banners at the top.
From your PC, access Smart Web and follow:
Operations > Donations to Charity > select D.i.Re.
From your PC, access Smart Web and follow:
Operations > Donations to Charity > select D.i.Re.
If you are not a customer or do not have internet banking
You can donate by bank transfer
IBAN IT36I0538705006000003721296
Reason for payment: Insieme per le Donne - Fondo Autonomia Erogazione liberale a D.i.Re - Donne in rete contro la violenza, C.F. 97527440586
Payable to: Associazione D.i.Re - Donne in Rete contro la violenza
IBAN IT36I0538705006000003721296
Reason for payment: Insieme per le Donne - Fondo Autonomia Erogazione liberale a D.i.Re - Donne in rete contro la violenza, C.F. 97527440586
Payable to: Associazione D.i.Re - Donne in Rete contro la violenza
To receive a receipt for tax-deductible donations, please write to amministrazione@direcontrolaviolenza.it by December 31, 2025, including the donor's name, surname, residence, and tax code.
Financial independence matters.
There can be no female empowerment without financial independence. Gender-based violence manifests not only in physical or sexual forms, but also in more subtle ways, such as economic violence.
This is why, for years, BPER has supported D.i.Re, the association "Women in Network Against Violence," to contribute to combating violence against women. Because women who have access to economic resources and opportunities for growth are able to significantly contribute to the well-being of their families, communities, and businesses.
When women thrive, society as a whole benefits.
Violenza economica: non se ne parla abbastanza
#Insiemeperledonne
Economic violence
A cross-cutting phenomenon that affects all socioeconomic levels, it is among the most difficult to recognize, even for its victims, because it is internalized in family education models. It can manifest itself in many forms, from wage inequality to difficulty accessing credit and a lack of professional development opportunities, and is often associated with other forms of domestic violence that prevent women from being free to choose. This phenomenon not only harms women individually, but weakens society as a whole.
In Italy, 37% of women do not have a current account (Episteme, 2017).
According to the latest INPS report, only 52.5% of women in Italy are employed, compared to 70.4% of men.
1 in 3 women suffers economic violence, among women who turn to anti-violence centers (D.i.re Report dati 2024).
The commitment with D.i.Re
D.i.Re Donne in Rete contro la violenza
Un gruppo di 88 organizzazioni sul territorio italiano, che gestiscono 117 Centri antiviolenza e più di 66 Case rifugio, ascoltando ogni anno circa 23mila donne.
Fundraising
On the occasion of the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, since 2022, BPER has been promoting a fundraising campaign for the Autonomy Fund established by the D.i.Re Association.
This fund channels financial resources to support women seeking to escape violence and help them achieve financial and housing independence.
With the 2024 fundraiser, 78 grants were made throughout 2025 to 57 member organizations that applied for funding.
The funds raised have helped support the journeys of 129 women and 187 children, specifically:
This fund channels financial resources to support women seeking to escape violence and help them achieve financial and housing independence.
With the 2024 fundraiser, 78 grants were made throughout 2025 to 57 member organizations that applied for funding.
The funds raised have helped support the journeys of 129 women and 187 children, specifically:
La raccolta fondi
In occasione della Giornata Internazionale per l'eliminazione della violenza contro le donne, dal 2022 BPER promuove la campagna di raccolta fondi a favore del Fondo Autonomia istituito dall’Associazione D.i.Re.
Un fondo su cui vengono convogliate risorse economiche per sostenere le donne che cercano di uscire dalla violenza e aiutarle a raggiungere l'autonomia economica e abitativa.
Con la raccolta del 2023 sono state supportate 103 donne e 192 tra figli e figlie che si sono rivolti all'associazione. In particolare è stato possibile sostenere:
49 women for housing costs.
Specifically, to cover 22 months' condominium fees, 9 payments for the purchase of the house, and a total of 177 months' rent.
25 women for food and medical expenses.
Detailed expenses include medicines and medical devices, doctor visits, psychotherapy, and even clothing expenses for both women and their sons and daughters.
20 women for mobility-related purchases.
For expenses related to the purchase of 4 used cars and 1 electric bicycle, 5 car insurance costs, 7 driving school registrations and related guides, 3 car maintenance assistance costs.
6 women for training courses.
To pay university fees and acquire and formalize skills.
30 contributions to cover expenses related to sons and daughters.
Primarily school expenses, but also expenses related to recreational activities and therapeutic care.
28 women paid utility bills
(water, electricity, gas, and tari). A total of 111 bills were paid.
Handbook
Together against economic violence
Created by BPER together with D.i.Re - Donne in Rete contro la violenza (Women in Network Against Violence) as a practical tool to help women prevent economic violence and regain their relationship with money and banks.
L’evento: e-co-no-mì-a {sostantivo femminile}
Mercoledì 20 novembre 2024, presso la Galleria d’Arte Moderna e Contemporanea di Roma, si è tenuto l’evento di lancio della terza edizione della nostra campagna di raccolta fondi #INSIEMEPERLEDONNE a supporto di D.i.Re - Donne in Rete contro la violenza con ospiti d'eccezione: Antonella Veltri, Presidente D.i.Re, Serena Morgagni, Responsabile Direzione Communication BPER Banca, Lucia Landi, Responsabile Learning, Development and Talent e Azzurra Rinaldi, Economista, Direttrice della School of Gender Economics all'Università Unitelma Sapienza di Roma. L'incontro è stato moderato da Maddalena Santeroni, Presidente Associazione Amici dell'Arte Moderna ed è stato l'occasione per presentare le iniziative che la Banca ha promosso per favorire l’autonomia economica delle donne: un impegno concreto per promuovere inclusione, crescita e opportunità.
L’evento: e-co-no-mì-a {sostantivo femminile}
Mercoledì 20 novembre 2024, presso la Galleria d’Arte Moderna e Contemporanea di Roma, si è tenuto l’evento di lancio della terza edizione della nostra campagna di raccolta fondi #INSIEMEPERLEDONNE a supporto di D.i.Re - Donne in Rete contro la violenza con ospiti d'eccezione: Antonella Veltri, Presidente D.i.Re, Serena Morgagni, Responsabile Direzione Communication BPER Banca, Lucia Landi, Responsabile Learning, Development and Talent e Azzurra Rinaldi, Economista, Direttrice della School of Gender Economics all'Università Unitelma Sapienza di Roma. L'incontro è stato moderato da Maddalena Santeroni, Presidente Associazione Amici dell'Arte Moderna ed è stato l'occasione per presentare le iniziative che la Banca ha promosso per favorire l’autonomia economica delle donne: un impegno concreto per promuovere inclusione, crescita e opportunità.