Alfred Jurzykowski Foundation

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15 E 65th St
New York, NY 10065

The Kosciuszko Foundation is a non-profit organization based in New York, NY, dedicated to supporting the educational aspirations of students with Polish heritage. Through grants, scholarships, and programs like the Summer Studies Program, the Foundation provides financial assistance and a platform for intellectual growth, allowing students to explore Polish language, culture, and current affairs. With a commitment to promoting Polish culture and heritage, the Kosciuszko Foundation empowers individuals to connect with their ancestral roots while gaining practical knowledge about modern Poland.

The KF Summer Studies Program, which recently concluded with 18 talented participants, offers American students of Polish descent the opportunity to study Polish language and culture at prestigious universities in Krakow and Lublin. By fostering academic achievement and cultural enrichment, the Foundation not only supports the educational journeys of these students but also creates a vibrant community dedicated to promoting Polish culture and heritage.

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Annette B.
4/23/2015

*****CLASSIC*****CULTURAL*****SOPHISTICATED***** The purpose of my visit was to see "AKSHARA" (meaning "immutable" from the Sanskrit) encompasses instruments from both the eastern and western...

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Dominik D.
11/17/2021

A wonderfully underrated cultural center. In addition to significant Polish events, you can see art exhibits and appreciate a masterfully decorated interior.

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