MUW Kraków: Color the future for 5! Another edition of Kredkobranie
We will introduce you to the Małopolska Provincial Office in Krakow to join. This year, Łukasz, the voivode of Małopolska, took her patronage over it.
– During the nationwide database of school supplies and art materials, we can contribute to creating the future of the young generation of Poles from the Borderlands. Despite the fact that all are essential, they uphold and cultivate the tradition and the customs. These young people are already taking over from their parents the function of custodians of Polish memorial sites. It is worth being them on this path – says the voivode of Małopolska, Łukasz Kmita.
The “Kredkobranie” campaign takes place for the fifth time. This year it is accompanied by the slogan “Color the future for 5”. We would like to remind you that education has a huge impact on future young people living in the Borderlands. It is the youngest Poles living in the Borderlands and Polish educational institutions in Lithuania and Ukraine that will receive the collected gifts.
– Last year’s edition of “Kredkobrania” brought together students – children, youth and their parents – from over 600 schools in Poland. By collecting over 140,000 sets of various school supplies: crayons, paints, notebooks, pads, pencil cases, writing and art supplies, etc., worth over PLN 1 million, we helped over 1,500 from Lithuania and Ukraine. Inclusive schools, classes, but also environments, workplaces and individuals are involved when needed – says Tomasz Konturek, activist, president of the board of the I.
You can join the campaign by purchasing school supplies and art materials. Until October 7 belongs to that day, if the foundation is set, collect or courier.
Shares may also be financially via payments to the account of the Ignatianum Foundation: 58 1750 0012 0000 0000 3880 7595 with the note Portal or via “Kredkobranie” https://zrzutka.pl/6dumzy. Collected funds for books and reading material to transport gifts on and purchase school books.
– Let us show the improved, important place in our hearts, our compatriots from the Borderlands. By sharing our gifts, we said goodbye to the Polish people. This good offered is not only joy, but also motivation to acquire knowledge and joy for children – adds the voivode.
Honorary patronage and the action were also taken by, inter alia, Fr. Archbishop Marek Jędraszewski, Metropolitan of Krakow, Barbara Nowak, Małopolska Education Superintendent and Fr. dr hab. Tomasz Homa SJ, prof. AIK, Rector of the Ignatianum Academy in Krakow.