At Bona Furtuna, we believe in creating good, clean Italian fare that brings people together and allows us to make a difference for the greater good. We are committed to using our business as a force for social and environmental change.

As a member of 1% For the Planet, we have pledged to contribute 1% of all sales to the preservation and restoration of the environment. We’re also active in the local community around our farm in Corleone, Sicily.

“We’ve developed an organic, ecologically sensitive farm; a farm that compounds soil, sun, pure water, and ancient seeds with the skill, knowledge and love of local farmers to produce the highest quality extra virgin olive oils, tomato heirloom sauces, herbs, salts, and heirloom wheat pasta imaginable.


Through our farm, we have brought economic vitality to an area in need of sustained employment. Our workers are a family, their community has grown stronger, and together we are producing healthy food for the world.”


- Steve Luczo, Co-Founder

Sicily faces challenging economic hardship as one of the poorest states with the highest unemployment rate in Italy, inspiring Bona Furtuna’s devout philanthropy to create an opportunistic and sustainable organic farm to give back to Sicily’s land and people through thoughtful job creation. La Furtuna Estate provides consistent employment for direct employees and dependable income for contracted farmers who work to cultivate balanced Sicilian heirloom fare.

Bona Furtuna is also a contributor to the Zimbardo-Luczo Fund, an organization that works to shift the educational landscape for Sicilian students by providing scholarships to students who are unable to afford school tuition. In addition to providing technology and musical instruments to local schools, the Zimbardo-Luczo Fund has supported the establishment of the L’Arca Center for mentally and physically disabled individuals in Cammarata and promotes art and cultural festivals through events such as the annual Festival of Culture.