
NewsTPF Launches its Scholarship Program!02/16/2010TPF launched its Scholarship Program on February 11, 2010. Read more about the event. To donate to the Scholarship Program Pool Fund click here. Good News from Caykisla!01/25/2010The Caykisla Okulyap Project has been completed! Read more. An Estate Gift Becomes A Scholarship for A Medical Student11/13/2009Onur Can is the first recipient of a scholarship named in memory of the late Dr. Sevket Turgut Nese at his alma mater, Istanbul University Cerrahpasa School of Medicine. Read more. |
Programs
PartnershipsTPF and Sabanci Foundation Partnership for "UN Joint Program to Promote and Protect Human Rights of Women and Girls"
Sabanci Foundation and Turkish Philanthropy Funds (TPF) are collaborating to support "United Nations Joint Program on Promoting and Protecting the Human Rights of Women and Girls," through the Sabanci Foundation Grant Program. TPF has supported Sabanci Foundation's "Strengthening the Role of Women in the Workforce (Kasik Tutan Elden Para Tutan Ele)" project of Turkish Women Association of Trabzon in 2008. read more
Internship ProgramLooking for a volunteer opportunity that's fun and social, as well as great for the community?
Open to anyone and everyone who has a passion for Turkey's non-profit sector, the internship program at TPF is a great opportunity to get involved with all aspects of TPF operations and to learn in detail about its business model. TPF interns work at the NYC office 20 to 40 hours per week. read more
Friends of FundsThrough 'Friend of' Funds Turkish Universities and/or NGOs maintains a connection to donors. Currently, TPF has a Friends of Fund with Sabanci University (SU), which aims to increase SU's current scholarship pool so that more talented and needy students get a chance for higher education in Turkey. read more
Emergency FundsTPF's Emergency Fund supports local NGOs that are the first on the scene when disasters occur since local NGOs know best what assistance is needed and understand the complex political, social and cultural context of a disaster. read more
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