As part of its centenary celebrations, the Alf Mizzi & Sons Ltd Group, through The Alfred Mizzi Foundation, will be contributing generously towards a number of projects falling within its scope of activity, namely to assist National Heritage, Education and Social Solidarity.The Foundation's primary projects include the rebuilding of the Torri ta' l-Arlogg (clock tower) in Birgu;  a nation-wide study on genetic predisposition to diabetes and obesity, entitled Saħħtek; and the setting up of Malta's first Soup Kitchen.The Alfred Mizzi Foundation will also assist Din l - Art Helwa with the restoration of the five altars in the Our Lady of Victories Church in Valletta. Additionally, the Foundation will support the Notarial Archives restoration committee, by taking up the first sponsorship of the 'Adopt a Notary' project, due to be launched shortly, and by assisting in the restoration of the alter, its surrounds and titular painting in the Church dedicated to the Immaculate Conception in St Julians.Julian Sammut, a trustee of The Alfred Mizzi Foundation who addressed the press conference, explained that for this special centenary year, the Foundation had been proactive and sought out initiatives which it felt would definitely make a significant difference and leave a positive mark on Maltese society.Mr Sammut also explained that the work connected with the sponsorship of these projects will be coordinated by the trustees of The Alfred Mizzi Foundation - set up in 2005 to manage and oversee all the Alf Mizzi & Sons Ltd Group's corporate social responsibility projects - in close association with various NGOs and other entities. Of these aforementioned works, some are close to completion, whilst others are still in their infancy and The Alfred Mizzi Foundation is working hard towards giving them life in 2015.