Supported by the IWC - Charity Committee

IWC-funded Projects in 2024

Discover the impactful projects supported by the International Women’s Club in 2024, made possible through the funds raised at our 2023 Charity Bazaar. From empowering girls in STEM to supporting victims of violence, these initiatives aim to uplift vulnerable women across Serbia.

IWC Funded Projects in 2023

Supporters of IWC Belgrade, together with its members raised funds and gave generously throughout 2023 by attending various events and by the sale of merchandise aimed at tackling wider environmental issues such as plastic pollution and waste. Committed to making a change in Belgrade, IWC's aim this year was to help mitigate the negative impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on the vulnerable populations in Serbia and so have been able to support a variety of projects with ...

IWC Funded Projects in 2022

The IWC continues in 2022 to raise funds through the promotion of the second printing of "Belgrade Through the Eyes of Foreigners" as well as finding new and creative ways to raise funds and collect goods to contribute to worthy causes aimed at serving vulnerable populations in Serbia.

IWC Funded Projects in 2021

Due to the Covid-19 pandemic continuing through 2021, the IWC is unable to put on the yearly Charity Bazaar. We still have funds coming in from the promotion of the second printing of "Belgrade Through the Eyes of Foreigners" and are planning ways to put that money to good use. We are finding opportunities to contribute to worthy causes aimed at serving vulnerable populations in Serbia.

IWC Funded Projects in 2020

Each year, the IWC raises funds at the yearly IWC Charity Bazaar and then distributes that money to charitable causes. Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the 2020 Bazaar was cancelled and IWC instead published the book "Belgrade Through the Eyes of Foreigners" to raise funds. The focus of this year’s IWC Charity fund is COVID-19 prevention and relief – providing resources to help prevent the spread of the virus and also lessen the wider economic and social impacts ...

IWC Funded Projects in 2019

Each year the IWC raises funds at the yearly IWC Charity Bazaar and then distributes that money to charitable causes. This year’s subject of the IWC Charity fund is care and support of the elderly population of Serbia. In February 2020 we selected six project recipients to whom we are donating the funds collected at the Bazaar 2019. Donated goods and presents from the Bazaar that could not be auctioned and sold were given to some additional institutions, chosen on the ...

IWC Funded Projects in 2018-2019

Twenty-seven organizations submitted proposals to the IWC. Out of them, eight have met the requirements of the Call for Proposals and were selected to be funded by IWC. An additional three are being given funds for the procurement of the materials or goods for their projects and programs. The following projects are being funded in 2019.

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IWC Funded Projects in 2017-2018

The International Women’s Club provided support for twelve worthy projects in the 2017-2018 funding year. At the bottom of this page you will find a report showing the amounts provided to each organization. The Association for Supporting Persons with Special Needs MNRO Novi Pazar. Provision of machines in the production of souvenirs and useful home items as work therapy for people with disabilities in day care. This project also helps to improve ...

IWC Funded Projects in 2010-2014

Project Name Organization Description of Project, Including # Beneficiaries 1. Caring for the Elderly Bread of Life Helping poor elderly, support programmes 2. Hello Neighbors Red Cross Palilula Helping poor elderly meet basic needs, do daily chores, etc 3. Better Quality of Life Amity Elderly with Special Needs in ...

Charity Committee Report - 2013

The International Women’s Club of Belgrade, through the activities of the Charity Committee, endeavours to provide support to community groups and NGOs in order to try to meet some of the needs of vulnerable populations including people with disabilities, women, children, the elderly, internally displaced and ethnic minorities. The International Women’s Club has members from over forty countries, linked to the diplomatic and international ...