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First Polish private foundation at UNESCO: Omenaa Foundation to donate €1 million for education and culture

This marks a precedent for the Polish corporate philanthropy sector: never before has a private Polish foundation held a direct framework agreement with UNESCO.
Omenaa Mensah and Rafał Brzoska – Top CharityRead also: Top Charity Record: 40 million PLN raised by entrepreneurs in 90 minutes The organization is part of a broader philanthropic ecosystem established by Mensah, comprising entities such as the OmenaArt Foundation, the Rafał Brzoska Foundation, TOP CHARITY, and the Philanthropic Consortium—a platform connecting Polish and international foundations, donors, and entrepreneurs around joint projects.
The Omenaa Foundation has become the first Polish private foundation to establish a formal partnership with UNESCO.
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