Celebrates 10th Anniversary 2013 – 2023 International Philanthropic Society request the pleasure of the company of CAWA Media at a concert followed by a lunch for the benefit of:

Her Majesty Queen Silvia’s World Childhood Foundation

Wednesday 4th October at 11.30 am – 2.00 pm in the Golden Foyer, Royal Opera House

International Philanthropic Society of Stockholm was founded with the support of the International,
Diplomatic and Swedish community in Stockholm. It was registered as a non-profit, non-political and non-religious organization and it was inaugurated by the French Ambassador H.E. Mr Jean Pierre LaCroix at his residence in 2013. IPS aim is to support organizations, institutions and projects where it can make a difference.

The International Philanthropic Society was founded by Kanthi S Beck and Silvana Rizzi Lenahan with the support of Swedes and the international community in Stockholm. They include special friends from the Diplomatic Corps and the international community as well as Swedes who believe in the aim of the International Philanthropic Society.

Most of the Board members are current or past Presidents of well-known clubs in Stockholm. They understand the need for and have experience of voluntary philanthropic work, and believe in giving a helping hand to help improve the lives of vulnerable children. The IPS aims to support projects where it can make a difference.

Photo: Mikael Silkeberg

Our Mission
Our mission is to provide support for vulnerable children, especially those who are physically challenged, blind/deaf to restore their belief in the future so they can play a meaningful role in society.

How we help
The Society will focus on supporting projects/institutions and special needs children’s schools which are dedicated to providing a healthy lifestyle and a quality education.

We are at the beginning
IPS will support selected projects for the time period required to ensure the help provided is effective. To begin with we will provide help where it is most urgently needed for the chosen projects.

Photo: Cawa Media