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There were no interruptions. No one was bored. There was no time. “Imagine a big housing estate in Poznań, the whole population of Zakopane, or a few dozen trains filled with people. 30,000 – that’s how many homeless people there are in Poland.” This is how teacher Tomasz Sadowski demonstrated what it was all about. And it was all about understanding, feeling, and wanting to do something about excluded populations. Even by teenagers. The Kulczyk Foundation’s The Domino Effect Global Education program provides such an opportunity. A recording of the class will soon be available for all teachers in Poland.

The interview with Dominika Kulczyk in Rzeczpospolita is very important to Polish philanthropy! “Take a moment to think about how this sounds: ‘It’s so nice to be good.’ What was supposed to be altruism is just common egotism. We can be satisfied, but our satisfaction should be produced not by our actions but rather by the benefits accruing to those we help,” the head of Kulczyk Foundation tells Rzeczpospolita

There are still grants of up to PLN 25,000 up for grabs. This is a grant contest for organizations, institutions, schools, associations, and companies. The top infrastructure or entrepreneurial concepts will receive funding, but there is little time left, as the the application deadline is 31 December at 11:59 PM.

There are still PLN 25,000 grants up for grabs. This is a grant contest for organizations, institutions, schools, associations, and companies. The top infrastructure or entrepreneurial concepts will receive funding, but there is little time because the application deadline is 31 December at 11:59 PM.