Designers at Fiat Chrysler Automobiles' (FCA) renowned Centro Stile are using their drawings in order to raise funds for children in Italy.
Sketches of some of the most iconic models to come from FCA are being sold
from each brands' merchandise site, with all proceeds going to Save the Children, an international organisation that strives to
safeguard children at risk and guarantee them a better future.
The 136-strong lineup of sketches include the recently announced Alfa Romeo Giulia GTA
The sketches include those of the new
Fiat 500 - FCA's first electrified car - as well as the
Alfa Romeo Giulia GTA - the new limited-production supercar - and the Lancia Delta Integrale, a rally winner in the 1970s and '80s. The small but mighty Abarth 595 and the legendary Jeep Willys have also been included in the 136-strong lineup. Fiat Professional's Ducato is also included - the van has recently played a major role in the battle against the COVID-19 pandemic, having been used as an ambulance throughout Europe.
The proceeds from the sales will go towards
providing much-needed supplies, teaching materials and support for the studies of thousands of children in Italy. 
