We have started a new program to strengthen the cooperation between civil organizations of the Carpathian region.
Carpathian Civil Society Platform
The project is implemented within the frames of ‘Strengthening social participation through community development’ entitled EFOP-1.3.5-16 coded European Union funded program established to strengthen community engagement, volunteering and to promote philanthropy on local level.
Main objectives of the funding program are:
Several new and interesting information appeared in the latest newsletter of the TGE network! If you would like to receive information first-handly, please sign up for the newsletter of the TGE network!
Thankfully to the 1% tax offerings of private persons and to the contribution of Fred Robey, our Foundation announced its Carpathian Equal Opportunities Scholarship Program for the 2016/2017 semesters.
1. What is the TGE?
The TGE network was created in 1999 by several European foundations and associations in order to promote and facilitate transnational donations.
2. Why choose TGE?
TGE represents a unique opportunity for donors to safely give to officially recognized non-profit organizations from another European country while benefiting from the tax reduction policy from the donor's country of residence.
3. Which countries are parts of the TGE?
International conference was organized by the Carpathian Foundation at Szent István Hotel, Eger, 28th of January, 2016
Our office will be closed from 24th of December till 3rd of January. In the spirit of the Holiday Season we would like to wish you and your family a Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!
In the academic year of 2015/2016 we give scholarship for 2 youngsters, one of them, Dávid is a trainee of our Foundation.
Dávid Kárándi: Károly Eszterházy College – Physical Education and coaching
Kamel Yahya: University of Miskolc - Analytics of image diagnostics
Since the establishment of the Carpathian Foundation, the external environment, by which the creation of the Foundation was motivated and its mission was defined, has profoundly changed. In the border regions of the five countries of Carpathian Euroregion - Poland, Hungary, Romania, Slovakia, and Ukraine - civil society organisations (CSOS) were strengthened. In four out of five countries, the peripheral nature was changed by their accession to the EU.
