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Sokolka, PolandPodlasie Cultures Foundation

CHF1,605

Raised of CHF1,500 CHF

Successfully funded on Oct 21, 2018
12 supporters
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Photography of the deciphered tombstone with the name of the neighbour now saved
CHF5.00

Everybody who supports us and leaves the email address will receive a deciphered name of the neighbour and the picture of the tombstone.

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Honorary Sponsor
CHF10.00

Once we reach out stretch target and are able to organize workshops for kids, we'll be happy to let everybody know it's because of people like you it is now possible. We'll include your name on the facebook pages of the events and at the opening speeches.

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Honorary Sponsor
CHF50.00

Upon reaching the target there's going to be an exhibition at the local museum. We'd like to let everybody know via the exhibition's brochure. that you made it possible to save the names of our neighbours.

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Movie
CHF50.00

It's a documentary movie about the north-east of Poland - the most pictoresque attempt to show the magic and mystism of the region where people of 4 religions still live together, home of the oldest forrest in Europe, misty meadows and starry sky. It's image and music only.

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Pajaki - bobbin&bow
CHF150.00

Pajaki (pah-yonk-ee) are traditional Polish chandeliers made from rye straw and paper. Their history dates back to the mid-18th century.

Made by country women as decorations for their homes especially for Christmas, Easter, as well as for weddings and christenings. Suspended from a ceiling in a main room, amongst colourful paper cut-outs, paintings and paper flowers they became a popular decoration in polish village houses. They were a symbol of harvest and happiness in New Year.