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terrorists’ victims
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Something ends, something begins – The summary of our activities in 2019, part II
The first months of 2019 were not as impressive as the last quarter of the year. Unfortunately, for every foundation the beginning of the year is a time of financial statements, reports and office work. In order to be able to organize a public fundraising in the next...
Something ends, something begins – The summary of our activities in 2019, part I
I will start the summary from the beginning of the year, but I will not be strictly chronological. In the first part I will say what has changed within the foundation and our closest environment. In the second part I will try to sum up the results of our work. About...
Sometimes we need to help thousands of people, another time it is just one person
We have already come back home and immediately got back to work. Now we need to write financial statements for our projects and make preparations for other activities. We have already come back home and immediately got back to work. Now we need to write financial...
How many years separate today from tomorrow?
This time I have chosen a somehow lyrical article title. However, it is not going to be a fiction tale, but real people's life stories. I will start by telling you a little bit about the aims of our trip to Iraq which will be the last one this year. The first aim,...
New houses are being built on the ruins. In Sinjar we will build 65 of them
The Siege of Sinjar In August 2014 the so-called Islamic State launched an organized offensive in northern Iraq. Two months earlier terrorists captured Mosul where they announced the establishment of the caliphate. After an unsuccessful attempt to take over the Mosul...
By the end of the year, 180 families will have received livestock
At the end of September we started the largest project in Eaglewatch history. Until the end of the year, we will have built crofts and provided livestock to 180 families from Sinjar, Bashiqi, (Iraq) a wild campsite in Khanke as well as Karnjook (Iraqi Kurdistan). Many...
Fundraising for educational center for widows and children in Khanke
More than 250 women and children learn here every day and attend therapy sessions.
Fundraising for rebuilding workplaces
‘Great Job’ Project – We are rebuilding workplaces destroyed by terrorists.
Special purpose fundraisers
You can support the Eaglewatch Foundation’s activities by choosing a specific purpose.How We act
Learn more about projects implemented by the Orla Straż Foundation in territories recovered from terrorists.