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Past Campaigns

Please follow the links below to read highlights from some of our past campaigns.

2006 Challenge Gift
2005 Annual Campaign
Sarikoy Elementary Campaign
Support for Education Dinner
$10,000 Challenge Gift


Annual Campaign

Until now, most of our fundraising efforts were based on project specific campaigns. As a long-term strategy, we decided to launch an annual campaign for the rest of the year in order to continue and accomplish our program goals successfully.

Our campaign is moving along slowly as we have been currently primarily focusing on our programs and the new Volunteer Center. Furthermore, we realize that fundraising efforts throughout the U.S. has concentrated on the devastation caused by Hurricane Katrina. We are, however, on track with our fundraising plans and have initiated new efforts such as signing up for E-Bay and freepledge.

Please see our annual campaign letter for further details.

 

 

We have matched both of our
Challenge Gifts!

Thanks to all of our wonderful friends and supporters, we have matched our two different Challenge Gifts as of May 20, 2006!

1- $5,000 was pledged by Yavuz and Sibel Sert of Sacramento, California

2- $5,000 was pledged by Turkish Cultural Foundation

We raised enough to match both gifts with a large surplus*.

These gifts will benefit Yildiztepe Elementary School and the matching funds will benefit the rest of the education projects that we carry out this year in Turkey.

Please visit our donation page and make a generous gift to help match these challenge gifts and improve the education condition of poor kids.

* The details of these challenge gifts will be published on our Financials page soon.

 

 

Amazing News: Two challenge gifts

$5,000 each

 

 

We are pleased to announce that we have recevied two challenge gifts for Yildiztepe Elementary School.

1- $5,000 was pledged by Yavuz and Sibel Sert of Sacramento, California

2- $5,000 was pledged by Turkish Cultural Foundation

We need to raise $10,000 to match these gifts by May 20, 2006.

When we do that these gifts will benefit Yildiztepe Elementary School and the matching funds will benefit the rest of the education projects that we carry out this year in Turkey.

Please visit our donation page and make a generous gift to help match these challenge gifts and improve the education condition of poor kids.

The details of these challenge gifts and information about their providers will be published on our website soon.

 


 

$5,000 for Sarikoy has been reached!

Thanks to all of our wonderful friends and supporters, we reached our minimum target of $5,000 for Sarikoy Elementary School in less than two weeks!

A list of our donors, who helped us achieve this goal, will be coming soon.

This amount will enable us to start the repairs on July 15. Meanwhile, we will continue our fundraising efforts for 334 Sarikoy children and you can still be a part of it!

Special thanks to OCTAA from Orange County, Emel Singer and Sel Yackley of Chicago, and Kardelen Turkish Dance Ensemble.

 

Support for Education Dinner

Our first fundraising event, Support for Education Dinner at Stanford, was a huge success! More than 70 people were with us and we were able to match C. Esrefoglu challenge gift in the amount of $5,000 with a surplus of $1,500.

The money raised in this event will benefit the Dibekduzu Elementary School directly.

A special thanks to Cihat Esrefoglu for sponsoring this challenge gift.


 

$10,000 challenge is complete!

 

 

Friends of Anatolia has matched all of the $10,000 challenge gift for general support before the April 15, 2005 deadline with a surplus of $1,711! Thanks to all of you who supported us generously to make this happen.

 

Your contributions will help make the world a better place!

 

A special thanks to Ibrahim Betil for being the donor for this challenge gift.

 

 

$5,000 for Sarikoy has been reached!

Thanks to all of our wonderful friends and supporters, we reached our minimum target of $5,000 for Sarikoy Elementary School in less than two weeks!

A list of our donors, who helped us achieve this goal, will be coming soon.

This amount will enable us to start the repairs on July 15. Meanwhile, we will continue our fundraising efforts for 334 Sarikoy children and you can still be a part of it!

Special thanks to OCTAA from Orange County, Emel Singer and Sel Yackley of Chicago, and Kardelen Turkish Dance Ensemble.

 

 

Support for Education Dinner

Our first fundraising event, Support for Education Dinner at Stanford, was a huge success! More than 70 people were with us and we were able to match C. Esrefoglu challenge gift in the amount of $5,000 with a surplus of $1,500.

The money raised in this event will benefit the Dibekduzu Elementary School directly.

A special thanks to Cihat Esrefoglu for sponsoring this challenge gift.

 

 

$10,000 challenge is complete!

 

 

Friends of Anatolia has matched all of the $10,000 challenge gift for general support before the April 15, 2005 deadline with a surplus of $1,711! Thanks to all of you who supported us generously to make this happen.

 

Your contributions will help make the world a better place!

 

A special thanks to Ibrahim Betil for being the donor for this challenge gift.

 

 

VISION

To contribute to peace and democracy by encouraging the growth of Turkish civil society.

 

MISSION

To strengthen community participation by supporting education, promoting volunteerism and philanthropy, and fostering cultural exchange.

 

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