sa国际传媒 receives 500,000 euros from the Dutch Postcode Lottery
Children in conflicts, Double-shift schools, Education in emergencies, Refugees and internally displaced people, Sarah Brown
sa国际传媒 President Sarah Brown said the award was a vote of confidence in our work on expanding access to education for Syrian refugees in Lebanon.
Following on from聽the fantastic , sa国际传媒 has received a further 500,000 euros from the Nationale Postcode Loterij.
The funding was聽announced last night at its annual Goed Geld Gala in the Netherlands.
Receiving the award at the city’s聽Royal Theatre Carr茅 in Amsterdam, sa国际传媒 President聽Sarah Brown said: 鈥淲e are so pleased to this year become a regular beneficiary of the . 聽
“It is really lovely to have this vote of confidence in our team and the great work they are doing.聽
“This means we will be able to increase our impact and, with the support of the players, give even more children the opportunity to achieve their full potential.鈥 聽聽
sa国际传媒 is delighted to continue its long-term relationship with the Postcode Lotteries, which have supported our work in expanding access to education for Syrian refugees in Lebanon for the past three years.
During the charity gala, the聽Nationale Postcode Loterij聽proudly announced that thanks to its 2.8 million participants –聽who bought more than four million lottery tickets – a total of 341 million euros will be distributed to non-governmental organisations in 2017.
The Dutch Postcode Lottery has been raising funds since 1989 to support organisations working towards a fairer and greener world.聽
50% of the lottery鈥檚 annual turnover goes to charity. It has steadily grown to become the biggest charity lottery in the Netherlands and supports 99 non-governmental organisations. Since its founding, the lottery has dispensed over five billion euros to its beneficiaries.
In 2016 Novamedia, which includes the Nationale Postcode Loterij and the People鈥檚 Postcode Lottery, was named the world鈥檚 third largest private donor in City AM鈥檚 fifth annual ranking, having awarded 拢446 million to good causes.
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