“BNF Bank holds a moral obligation towards the social progress of the community and embraces ethical considerations, that meet the expectations of our team, our clients and the public, to make a difference to people’s lives,” said George Debono, Chief Commercial Officer at BNF Bank.

“We are impressed by RMHC Malta’s commitment to contribute towards sections of society that are lacking in education, opportunity and inclusion. This initiative is particularly in line with our core value of Empathy,” the BNF CCO added.

However, the press statement issued by the bank has not detailed the means and ways of BNF support toward the charity.

“Globally, RMHC promises to Keep Families Close”, said Martin Xuereb, Chairperson of RMHC Malta. “We deliver on this promise in Malta by ensuring that support provided to children also benefits their families and guardians by extension. This is why the centre’s facilities and resources are made available to other voluntary organisations, even the smallest, so that they can provide their own services in the area. Once again, we would like to thank BNF Bank for supporting RMHC Malta for the second year running,” Mr Xuereb added.

The Ronald McDonald House Charities (RHMC) Malta opened a Learning Center in Qawra, San Pawl il-Bahar, offering a range of services and programmes for children and teens with learning or social challenges.

RMHC Malta is part of the Ronald McDonald House Charities global network. They deliver programmes and services in 64 countries and regions, helping over 5.5 million children and their families every year. McDonald’s has supported the Ronald McDonald House Charities since it was established in 1974. RMHC Malta’s leading benefactor is Premier Restaurants Malta, the operator of nine McDonald’s restaurants in the Maltese Islands.

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“The inspiration for this new restaurant was to invite you into our kitchen – we wanted the customers to get the feeling as if they were at their Mum’s dining table enjoying their favourite dish,” says Joe Vella, General Manager of AX Hotels. “We love interior design, and we looked at every detail when completing this project – from choosing the tiles for the table tops that you’d find at homes, looking for the right knobs for the drawers to old stainless steel utensils that are displayed at the counter. We really stop at nothing in providing our customers with the full experience,” the general manager adds.

Another essential element of the revamp project was to cater for families or single parents with children, AX Hotels says in the press statement, knowing that it can be difficult for children to sit through a meal.

“The kids’ play area is now three times bigger than before, and parents can literally see their young ones from every corner of the restaurant. We also created a menu for the little ones full that is full of healthy options,” says Claire Zammit Xuereb, Director of Hospitality at AX Hotels. “Plus if they eat well we have a Special Pantry where they can choose a delicious treat. We really wanted to create an all-round and stress-free experience for the families,” she adds.

Luzzu is owned and managed by AX Hotels part of AX Holdings.

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