Let's restore the respectability of teaching professions
Support for future teachers through scholarships and promotion of the importance of educational professions.
Scholarships are at the center of the Foundation's work, and around them we build educational, scientific, artistic and philanthropic initiatives that connect young people, alumni, experts, institutions and donors.
The program areas describe the long-term direction of the Foundation's work. Individual, time-limited projects are shown separately in the archive of realized projects.
Financial support for talented students, connecting generations and a long-term community of scholars and alumni.
Explore scholarships →Projects that improve learning, teaching professions, non-formal education and development of potential.
Find out more →Support for research, scientific programs, publishing, artists and cultural initiatives.
Find out more →Volunteering, mentoring, alumni engagement, philanthropy and initiatives that encourage community responsibility.
Find out more →Program areas represent the long-term structure of our work. Projects are concrete initiatives that arise within those areas, last for a certain period and leave a documented history of results.
Scholarships, education, science and art, and a culture of giving form the permanent structure of the Foundation's work.
Tournament, camp, contest, publication, education or other initiative with a clear goal and period of realization.
We keep the realized projects as an overview of the Foundation's activities through the generations, along with photos and sources where they exist.
We highlight projects from different periods of the Foundation's work. The complete archive is separated from the program areas to make it clearer and easier to explore.
Support for future teachers through scholarships and promotion of the importance of educational professions.
A long-standing tournament for elementary school girls that encourages development through chess and empowers girls.
International math camp in which the Foundation scholarship holders participated as organizers and lecturers.
A program that encouraged the writing, research and literary creativity of young people.
Scholarship holders of the Foundation participate in projects, events and initiatives and thus directly contribute to the community of which they are a part.
The program is also open to other people who can contribute to the Foundation's mission with their knowledge, experience or time.
Donations allow the Foundation's scholarship program and educational initiatives to continue to grow with new generations of young people.