The Good Villa. – Casa Dimitrie Bolintineanu Supports NGOs: Offers Free Event Space Four Times a Year
The Good Villa is a program that offers non-governmental organizations (NGOs) the opportunity to host meetings, galas, or seminars free of charge in an elegant venue located in the heart of Bucharest, at the villa. – Casa Dimitrie Bolintineanu. Each quarter, an NGO will be selected to benefit from this space, in line with the goals and values promoted by the program.
Interested NGOs can apply by sending an email to [email protected] with the subject “The Good Villa,” including the organization’s name, a short description of the proposed event, and its relevance to the community. At the beginning of each quarter, one NGO will be chosen to use all the spaces within the villa. free of charge. Additionally, the owners offer their support in coordinating the vendors and provide post-event cleaning services.
“We are active individuals constantly engage in Romanian entrepreneurs activities. We firmly believe that success should not be measured only by professional achievements but also by the positive impact on society. Through the The Good Villa program, we aim to support initiatives that bring real and lasting benefits to underprivileged communities,” said Vlad Mihălăchioiu, the project’s initiator.
the villa. – Casa Dimitrie Bolintineanu is one of the most significant historic buildings in Bucharest, holding special cultural and literary importance. Located at 16 Negustori Street, this building is where the Romanian poet Dimitrie Bolintineanu (1819-1872) lived and created. Bolintineanu is known for his contributions to Romanian literature and culture during the 1848 Revolution. The house was a meeting place for many of the era’s intellectuals, serving as a key cultural and political hub. Bolintineanu was an active participant in the 1848 Revolution and a fervent supporter of national and liberal ideas.
Application and Selection Process for The Good Villa Program:
- Application Period:
The iInterested NGOs can apply quarterly, between the 1st and 15th of the first month of each quarter (January, April, July, October). Applications should be submitted via email to [email protected], including all necessary details.
2.Selection Criteria:
The proposed event must be non-profit and address a clear cause of community interest. Community impact, the relevance of the event’s theme, and the NGO’s ability to organize and manage the event will be taken into consideration in the selection process. Furthermore, the proposed logistical resources will be assessed to ensure the event’s feasibility within the space provided by the villa.
3.Selection Process:
After the application period closes, a selection committee composed of experts in social, cultural, and logistical fields will carefully evaluate all received applications. At the end of the evaluation process, the committee will choose one NGO to host an event during that quarter. The winning organization will be notified within 5 days after the application period ends.
4.Event Planning:
After the winner is selected, the event date will be mutually agreed upon, with the event taking place only on a Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday of the respective quarter.
The Good Villa program offers NGOs the opportunity to organize events that positively impact the community. Through a clear application and selection process that emphasizes social relevance and logistical feasibility, the program ensures that each event held at the villa. significantly contributes to the common good. Taking part into this program not only supports non-profit initiatives but also strengthens the bonds between civil society organizations and the communities they serve.
04,09,2024 / Editor, Andreea Dragan
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