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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.

Dominika Kulczyk’s appeal: we should talk about children living in places that aren’t good for them!
“I have seen classes where notebooks were ripped apart so every child would have something to write on. I will never forget the tearful face of 8-year-old Santa from Bangladesh, who wants to be a teacher but has to work in a factory to have money for food. Children’s rights include children from these faraway lands,” says Kulczyk Foundation President Dominika Kulczyk, who was invited by Minister and Commissioner for Children’s Rights Marek Michalak to attend the Polish Children's Rights Day celebration in Świdnica, near Wrocław. It was there that she presented The Domino Effect Global Education plan, which the Foundation has sent out to every elementary and middle school in Poland.