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January 21, 2016

Our Deepest Condolences

Today, we lost a great leader.  It is with sadness Turkish Philanthropy Funds family has received news of the passing of Mustafa V. Koç, Chairman of Koç […]
January 7, 2016

TPF’s New Year’s Resolution

As we cherish unforgettable moments from 2015, we look onward to create precious memories in 2016 and made our New Year’s Resolutions. Here is to another year […]
January 7, 2016

Girisimcilik Vakfi

We’d like to warmly welcome our newest partner: Girişimcilik Vakfı (Entrepreneurship Foundation). Founded in 2014 by one of Turkey’s leading entrepreneurs, Sina Afra, the foundation works […]
January 7, 2016

New Family Members

Long-time members of TPF’s Exclusive Founders Society, Dr. Tamer and Mrs. Elif Seckin have also chosen TPF for their personal philanthropy. The couple has recently established […]

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