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The Anatolia College community once again joins forces and participates, for the second consecutive year, in GivingTuesday, the global generosity movement.
Our goal is to reach at least 500 donations by November 30, 2021! Every donation matters and of course a €5 donation can make a difference!
For every 100 donations (participations) received, we unlock $5,000 generously donated by our Trustees. Thus, if we reach our goal of 500 total donations, we will unlock the full amount of $25,000!
All funds collected from the #AnatoliaGivingTuesday2021 campaign will go towards one, six-year scholarship worthy student from a vulnerable social group.
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The Anatolia College community once again joins forces and participates, for the second consecutive year, in GivingTuesday, the global generosity movement.
A year ago, we made a difference by exemplifying the power of collective generosity, fueling more than 800 donations within just a few days. Thanks to the financial leadership donations made by our Trustees and to the moving response of alumni, parents, students and many of our faculty & staff members, together, we were able to offer a worthy student of limited financial means, a full, six-year scholarship to attend Anatolia College.
Once again, with the valuable support of our Trustees, we begin our GivingTuesday effort with the hope of reaching our goal of 500 donations by November 30, 2021.
GivingTuesday was created in 2012 as a simple idea: a day that encourages people to do good. This idea has grown into a global movement that inspires hundreds of millions of people to give, collaborate, and celebrate generosity. This year Giving Tuesday will take place on November 30, 2021.
By joining the GivingTuesday movement, you’re proving that in times of uncertainty, generosity can bring the whole world together. Anatolia College is the first Greek educational institution to participate in GivingTuesday and we need your help!
Our goal is to reach at least 500 donations by November 30, 2021! Every donation matters and of course a €5 donation can make a difference!
For every 100 donations (participations) received, we unlock $5,000 generously donated by our Trustees. Thus, if we reach our goal of 500 total donations, we will unlock the full amount of $25,000!
All funds collected from the #AnatoliaGivingTuesday2021 campaign will go towards one, six-year scholarship worthy student from a vulnerable social group.
The heart of Anatolia’s community is filled with generosity and solidarity. Historically, it’s been the kindness of our community that has helped thousands of such deserving students attend Anatolia. This year, due to the recent rise in Covid-19 cases, we will once again, not be able to host our customary events such as the Christmas Bazaar, which has traditionally supported our Scholarship Program.
This year, let’s all come together again to keep the flame of our Hallmark Scholarship Program burning bright!
We would greatly appreciate your help in reaching our goal!
Here is how you can help us:
1. Help us reach our goal by participating. Today and up to November 30. 2021, make a donation. Don’t forget that every donation matters! Your participation is what counts the most!
2. Spread the word. Encourage your friends and family to join you in creating a real impact on November 30th by sharing now what our mission means to you and why you support Anatolia.
3. Mark your calendar and join our FB event to stay tuned for any campaign updates.
Let's rally together to build stronger communities.
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Anatolia College is a non-profit educational institution with a great tradition at all educational divisions. It was founded in 1886 in Merzifon, , offering its students unprecedented educational opportunities and to improve their standard of living, while in 1924 it relocated to Thessaloniki. Anatolia College's identity and legacy is intricately connected to its commitment to providing talented but economically disadvantaged students with scholarship assistance. Today, approximately 25% of the high school student body receives scholarships or financial assistance based on both merit and need. Since establishing its first school in Thessaloniki in 1924, the Anatolia Scholarship Program has made it possible for over 1,000 students to attend Anatolia on a full tuition scholarship and over 500 students from all parts of Greece, to attend on a full boarding scholarship.