To illustrate how the Christian Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses uses Cinque per Mille in favor of the disadvantaged, those with disabilities and for the well-being of families.

The Christian Congregation of Jehovah’s Witnesses in Italy represents the Worldwide Order of Jehovah’s Witnesses. The Congregation is primarily involved in a free Bible teaching work for the public with the purpose of improving the well-being of individuals and families, thereby contributing to the enhancement of the community and to the respect for laws of the State. In addition, the Congregation is giving greater impulse to the rehabilitation of prisoners or of those struggling with drug and alcohol addiction, to the moral and spiritual assistance of people with disabilities, such as those who are blind, deaf and elderly. In conclusion, the Congregation is very active in coming to the aid of those that have undergone natural disasters, like the earthquake in Aquila (Abruzzo) in 2009.

Over the years the Congregation has used Cinque per Mille to achieve the objective of working for social values. For example, by purchasing equipment for the deaf, paying rental fees for large structures used for free of charge conventions, always open to the public. Families from all cities located near these structures have been invited to these events. The program, held throughout Italy and also in Italian Sign Language and other languages spoken by communities present throughout the country such as English, French, Spanish, Albanian, Romanian, Chinese, Tagalog, Sinhala etc., has given practical help to families and has contributed to the spread of moral and spiritual values contained in the Holy Bible.