Habibi Center

🎉 A Fun Way to Celebrate 10 Years of Habibi Center! 🎉

Update:
A huge thank you to our generous donors —we've raised 23% of the first goal so far. Let's keep the momentum going and reach our goal together!

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As we approach our 10th Anniversary on August 8, we thought we'd celebrate with something a little different...

Today, we're launching our 10th Anniversary Fundraiser & Surprise Reveal Challenge! 🚀

Over the next few months, every fundraising milestone will unlock a special surprise from our journey over the past decade. Each time we reach a goal, we'll reveal what's hidden behind it and announce the next challenge!

🎯 Our first goal: €250

What happens when we reach it?

📸 10 Years of Silly Pictures!

That's right. A collection of some of the funniest, most embarrassing, and most memorable photos from the last ten years of Habibi Center. Students, volunteers, teachers, and staff... nobody is safe. 🤣

But that's only the beginning. There are many more surprises waiting to be unlocked!

💙 How you can help:
✅ Make a donation toward our first goal
✅ Share this post with friends, family, and former Habibi Center students and volunteers + tell them what the Habibi Center means to you
✅ Tag someone who has been part of our journey
✅ Help us unlock the first reveal and discover what comes next!

Every contribution, no matter the size, helps us continue supporting refugee and migrant youth through education, community, and opportunity.

Let's see how quickly we can unlock our first surprise! 🔓✨

Donate Here:
https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/donation-form/habibi-center-10th-anniversary-fundraiser

Story of Hope Volunteer 💫
Georgina
«This was my first time volunteering at the Habibi Center and I really had no idea of what I would find at this tiny school hidden away behind the market in the centre of Athens. What I found was a highly organised and conscientious organisation where the staff took the responsibility of educating the students very seriously. This was an organisation that really cared about the well-being of the students and had thought in great detail of their needs, offering games nights, careers nights, computer courses, exam preparation all within a safe and caring family environment. But for me, getting to know the students was the highlight of my experience. Polite, motivated, bright young people with so much to offer the world. It was a privilege to spend time with them and, I hope, move them forward one small step in their lives. I miss them to this day. Georgina»