AUYL SPORT: Table Tennis Now Available in Villages of Kazakhstan
The AUYL SPORT project continues to expand its reach—now adding table tennis to its growing list of sports. This new development was…
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Competition For Grants to Miras Schools Announced
The competitive selection process for educational grants to study at Miras International Schools in Astana and Almaty is now open….
A Meeting Symbolizing the Unity of the State with Those Driving the Economy
On February 7, Timur Kulibayev, founder of the Halyk Charitable Fund, participated in a high-level meeting between the President of…
AuylFootball: Golden Ball Winner Announced at 2024 Awards Ceremony
On January 25, Almaty hosted the AuylFootballAWARDS-2024—a key event of the #AuylFootball project, which is supported by the Halyk Charitable Fund,…
Halyk Foundation: People’s Favorite Award and Key Initiatives for 2025
On January 16, 2025, the national Khalyktyn Suyiktisi (People’s Favorite) award ceremony took place in Astana—one of Kazakhstan’s most prestigious forms of…
2024: A Turning Point in Kazakhstan’s Philanthropic History
The year 2024 marked a pivotal moment in the evolution of philanthropy in Kazakhstan. Despite the country’s drop in the…
Zhanaozen Recognizes the Halyk Charitable Fund’s Contribution to Regional Development
The Halyk Charitable Fund, founded by Timur Kulibayev and Dinara Kulibayeva, was honored with the Patron of the Year award in Zhanaozen….
Halyk Charitable Fund Becomes Main Sponsor of International Karate Tournament
On December 23, 2023, Almaty became the epicenter of martial arts as the Dostyk Sports Complex hosted the international Bel-Bilek Karate Tournament for children…
1,300 Children from Villages Across Kazakhstan Became the Stars of AUYL SPORT 2024
This weekend, on the eve of the New Year, Almaty became the center of sports inspiration. The final of the…
Modern Schools for Mangystau: The ‘Otpan’ Project
The year ends on a high note for the residents of Beineu village, where three schools—serving a combined 5,000 students—have…