BUCH-250 Years of the Order of St. Stanislas -Online Version

Charitable works of the Order of St. Stanislas in
Germany. In accordance with the constitution of the
Order of St. Stanislas, its main aim is to help those in
need. This help may take the form of direct support or
active involvement in building a better future where all
can live in dignity without having to face the spectres of
illness, hunger, war, or poverty. After taking up the post
of the Grand Master in 2009, together with some
members of Grand Magistry, the Order demonstrated
increased humanitarian activity

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   2009. “Field School”: a 95-person school holiday
         for students at the Combined School no. 40 in Warsaw,
         Hoża 13- 15 to Zakopane. The total cost of 28,500 zł. was
         funded by the Grand Master of the Order of St. Stanislas,
         Jan Zbigniew Count Potocki. Responsible for the
         project’s implementation were Ewa Soszyńska, Ilia
         Homeroom, Dorota Stanisz along with Chev. W. Lenart.
   
   
   
   


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   2010. The creation of a European Music Festival
         for the Disabled. This project will be financed by
         PEFRON, the Mimo Wszystko Foundation and through a
         private donation. Responsible for its implementation is
         Anna Dymna of the Mimo Wszystko Foundation, with
         composer, Chev. Commander Daniel v. Lison.
   
   
   
   


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   2010. Dinners for the 5 poorest children at the
         Combined School no. 40 in Warsaw, on Hoża 13- 15
         (names and addresses withheld for reasons of privacy).
         The total cost of 13,500 zł. (1,350 zł per month for 10
         months) was presented by the Grand Master of the
         Order of St. Stanislas, Jan Zbigniew Count Potocki.
         Responsible for the project’s implementation is the
         Headteacher, Ewa Soszyńska
   
   
   
   


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   2010. The delivery of new clothes and toys to the
         Congregation of the Orionine Sisters Children’s Care
         Home in Włocławek, on ul. Leśna Road. The total sum
         was financed with the help of the company Horten and
         the Roch family. Responsible for overseeing the delivery
         is the Director of the Children’s Home Sister Marta
         Kalinowska with Dame Alice Roch and Daniel v. Lison.
   
   
   
   


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   2011. The commencement of “The Magic Chest”
         campaign at the Health Centre in Kruszyń, which gives
         mothers with difficult family situations the chance to get
         new clothes for their children during health check-ups.
         €2,500 was raised with the help of the company Horten
         and the Roch family. Overseeing the project is Dr.
         Placek, with Dame Alice Roch.
   
   
   
   


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   2012. The delivery of new clothes to the Care
         Home in Warsaw on ul. Na Przedwiośniu 1. The total
         sum was financed by the Württ. Künzelsau Foundation
         and the Roch family. Responsible for overseeing the
         delivery is the Care Home Director Andrzej Winiarski,
         with Dames Alice Roch and Ewa Countess Potocka.