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Adam Mickiewicz Foundation of Canada
Fundacja im. Adama Mickiewicza w Kanadzie

2233 Hurontario St. #701
Mississauga, Ontario L5A 2E9

http://webhome.idirect.com/~fam/main_a.htm
Contact: Krystyna Burska
Phone: 905-270-6097
Fax: 905-276-5934
Region: Canada - Ontario
Year Organized: 1955
Principal Focus: Scholarships/Financial Aid
Education: Other
Civic/Community

Mission Statement:

providing standard grants and financial support for students of Polish origins studying at Canadian universities, helping various libraries and printing houses, assisting in the development of contacts between universities in Poland and in Canada, organizing lectures in Polish and English.

History/Achievements:

In 1955, from an initiative of the then Chairman of the Polish Canadian Congress, Toronto District, Mr. Andrzej Janicki a Committee for the Celebration of the 100th Anniversary of the death of Adam Mickiewicz was formed. General Emil Przedrzymirski became the chairman, and Mr. Wojciech Krajewski the secretary of the Committee.
In February of 1956, at the Committee's final meeting a sum of $2,500.00 has been left at its disposal. This was the beginning of the future A. Mickiewicz Foundation. Due to his age, General Przedrzymirski did not want to accept the position of the chairman of the new organization, and proposed the former secretary, Mr. Wojciech Krajewski.

 


Officers and Directors:

    - President - Krystyna Burska
    - Vice president - Ryszard Tyndorf
    - Treasurer - Kazimiera Budziak
    - Recording secretary - Stanislaw Dubiski
    - Investment consultant - Bogdan Wlodarczyk
    - General secretary - Wojciech Porowski


Last Updated: 7/8/2002

Additional Information
No additional information is available at this time. Please contact the organization directly.

 

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