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Busan Foundation for International Activities is accepting applications for support funds for activities by foreign communities.
The foundation will give up to 500,000 won ($450) to at least 20 expatriate groups to help them produce their events.
Last year, the BFIA helped 24 different groups run events, including a donation drive by Busan International Women’s Association, a traditional performance by Indonesian students and a Mongolian basketball competition.
Communities seeking support should register their group on the BFIA website (www.bfia.or.kr), download a request form and send it to irs@bfia.or.kr.
Events and communities should be non-profit and recipients will be required to send photos and a report on the event.
For more information, contact Clare Kim via (051) 668-7914 or the above email address.
(paulkerry@heraldcorp.com)
The foundation will give up to 500,000 won ($450) to at least 20 expatriate groups to help them produce their events.
Last year, the BFIA helped 24 different groups run events, including a donation drive by Busan International Women’s Association, a traditional performance by Indonesian students and a Mongolian basketball competition.
Communities seeking support should register their group on the BFIA website (www.bfia.or.kr), download a request form and send it to irs@bfia.or.kr.
Events and communities should be non-profit and recipients will be required to send photos and a report on the event.
For more information, contact Clare Kim via (051) 668-7914 or the above email address.
(paulkerry@heraldcorp.com)
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