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Eighty individuals from Chervonograd, Yavoriv, Lviv, and Novoyavorivsk were invited to participate in the camp. Fifty of them were children aged 2-18, twenty-nine were mothers, and there was also one grandfather. Among the participants were also kids whose parents disappeared without notice or remained in Russian captivity.

Kosciuszko Foundation for the Ukrainian Orphans 

The KF co-funded the Children's Rehabilitation Project. The initiative aimed to heal trauma in the Ukrainian kids who lost their parents in the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

KF 2023 Summer Studies Abroad Has Begun. Support This Life-Changing Experience!

Eighteen participants of KF 2023 Summer Studies Abroad program received scholarships worth over $30.000 to study Polish language and culture in Poland.

KF Supports Polish Studies in the U.S. – Join our Mission

Over the years, the Kosciuszko Foundation has helped fund Polish Studies at over 20 American Universities, increasing American knowledge about the Polish language, culture, and history. KF President and Executive Director Marek Skulimowski shared the Foundation's experiences in this matter during "The Future of Polish Studies," the interdisciplinary conference organized in Poland by the University of Warsaw and the University of Cambridge. Join the Kosciuszko Foundation in fulfilling this mission. Become a member. Donate.

Eighty individuals from Chervonograd, Yavoriv, Lviv, and Novoyavorivsk were invited to participate in the camp. Fifty of them were children aged 2-18, twenty-nine were mothers, and there was also one grandfather. Among the participants were also kids whose parents disappeared without notice or remained in Russian captivity.

Kosciuszko Foundation for the Ukrainian Orphans 

The KF co-funded the Children's Rehabilitation Project. The initiative aimed to heal trauma in the Ukrainian kids who lost their parents in the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

KF 2023 Summer Studies Abroad Has Begun. Support This Life-Changing Experience!

Eighteen participants of KF 2023 Summer Studies Abroad program received scholarships worth over $30.000 to study Polish language and culture in Poland.

KF Supports Polish Studies in the U.S. – Join our Mission

Over the years, the Kosciuszko Foundation has helped fund Polish Studies at over 20 American Universities, increasing American knowledge about the Polish language, culture, and history. KF President and Executive Director Marek Skulimowski shared the Foundation's experiences in this matter during "The Future of Polish Studies," the interdisciplinary conference organized in Poland by the University of Warsaw and the University of Cambridge. Join the Kosciuszko Foundation in fulfilling this mission. Become a member. Donate.

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Founded in 1925, the Kosciuszko Foundation promotes closer ties between Poland and the United States through educational, scientific and cultural exchanges. It awards over $1 million annually in fellowships and grants to graduate students, scholars, scientists, professionals, and artists, and promotes Polish culture in America. The Foundation has awarded scholarships and provided a forum to Poles who have changed history.

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Art & Music

For nearly a century we have been promoting knowledge about Poland, its culture, art, and history.

Education

Over the years, KF grants have changed the lives of thousands of Poles and Polish-Americans.

Culture

We organize events and programs dedicated to promoting Polish culture and arts in the U.S.

Science

The Kosciuszko Foundation promotes scientific exchange between the U.S. and Poland and recognizes scientists of Polish origin and ancestry who have achieved recognition in America.

$233k+ In Special Grants Awarded
497 2022 TEIP Participants
23,127 SM Followers
$1.6M Awarded in Scholarships in 2023
122 Scholarship Recipients in 2021
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The Kosciuszko Foundation is dedicated to promoting educational and cultural exchanges between the United States and Poland and increasing American understanding of Polish culture and history.