NEWS & EVENTS
- Mobile Medical Units Join Vaccination Effort on the Greek Islands
11 May 2021 - Free Live Music Returns Today to a Newly Verdant Lincoln Center
10 May 2021 - Spotlight on 25 Years of Grantmaking: Notes from SNF Program Officer, Alex Simon-Fox
05 May 2021 - You Are Here, a Lincoln Center Commission through the SNF-LC Agora Initiative, Mirrors Return to Live Experiences in NYC
03 May 2021 - Condolences from SNF’s Board of Directors for the Passing of Pavlos Ioannidis
01 May 2021 - Unlocking Humanity’s Potential by Empowering Scholars around the World
29 April 2021 - SNF Health Initiative Progress Update – April 2021
27 April 2021 - Athens Photo World 2021: The Marquee Photojournalism Event Returns
27 April 2021 - Johns Hopkins Hosts Inaugural Brzezinski Initiative Lecture on the U.S. in a Post-Pandemic World
27 April 2021 - Explore Themes from Quarter-Century of Grantmaking through a Special Anniversary Microsite
23 April 2021 - read more >
MULTI MEDIA
- Making Healthcare Accessible to all in Greece
06 May 2021 - Serving up Groceries—and Solidarity—Across Greece
06 May 2021 - Access to Better Health for Better Quality of Life Across Greece
08 April 2021 - A Global Effort to Help Neighbors Feed Neighbors during the Pandemic
01 April 2021 - Relief for the COVID-19 Pandemic: SNF Gives More Than $90 Million in Aid Since 2020
11 March 2021 - GNO TV is Here!
11 March 2021 - 2020. A Challenging Year but Full of Creativity for iMEdD.
26 February 2021 - SNF’s Grantmaking at 25: A Message from Co-President Andreas Dracopoulos
27 January 2021 - Hear from New York Stem Cell Foundation Interns about their Experience
27 January 2021 - COVID-19 and the Future of Philanthropy: A discussion between SNF Co-President Andreas Dracopoulos and Robin Hood CEO Wes Moore
18 January 2021 - see more >
HIGHLIGHTS
- Thousands of Grants Around the World, One Purpose
From the Greek mountain village of Vamvakou to Zambia’s Copperbelt Province, the Stavros Niarchos Foundation (SNF) has made grants for projects in more than 130 countries. - Cyclone Ianos Brings Setbacks and New Beginnings for Farmers in Central Greece
In mid-September 2020, a Mediterranean cyclone appeared in Greece for the first time. Large swaths of the country, from the southern Ionian to the Sporades and Crete, were faced with heavy winds, torrential rain, and flooding. - Do Υou Want to Hear A Story?
Since prehistory, stories, shared in every possible format, have formed the basis of human communication. - Meeting Food Need in Greece with Dignity
When the lockdowns began in Greece a year ago, attention turned first, naturally, to the medical situation: COVID-19 patients, people on ventilators, the doctors and nurses fighting on the front lines of the health crisis. - A Dispatch from United World Schools: How UWS is Revitalizing Education in Cambodia and Nepal
The Covid-19 pandemic has had an enormous impact on the education sector, affecting the lives of 1.6 billion students globally. - Historic Baltimore Movie Palace Has New Life as a Civic Space Offering Film for Everyone
“It's a rare jewel,” says Sandra L. Gibson of the building. - Addressing the Pandemic’s Impact on Women and Girls around the World
Around the globe, the pandemic has severely affected women and girls, exacerbating existing inequalities and creating repercussions in education, economic opportunity, health, and the home. - read more >