📚 · 392 organisations

Education non-profits in Romania

Browse 392 non-profits working on schooling, literacy, scholarships and lifelong learning in Romania. Compare programmes, beneficiaries and how each is funded.

Showing 12 of 392 organisations

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CompanyWhat they do

CC
Centrul Cultural al Romilor O Del AmencaFetești, RomaniaCommunity development · Human rights +8 more
TG
Tehnopol GalațiGalați, RomaniaCommunity development · Environment & Climate +3 more
CP
Centrul pentru Resurse CiviceConstanța, RomaniaDemocracy & Civil society · Refugees & Migration +5 more
SN
Societatea Națională Română pentru Știința SoluluiBucurești, RomaniaEnvironment & Climate · Science & Research +1 more
AP
APEDBucurești, RomaniaEducation · Environment & Climate
ADI EURONESTIași, RomaniaCommunity development · Health +2 more
FT
FJT TeleormanAlexandria, RomaniaChildren & Youth · Education +1 more
AC
Asociația Colegiul Brukenthal SibiuSibiu, RomaniaEducation · Children & Youth +1 more
ME
Micii ExploratoriSibiu, RomaniaChildren & Youth · Education +1 more
BL
Buzău LandRomaniaCommunity development · Environment & Climate +2 more
FH
Fundația Humanitas ChristianaBucurești, RomaniaEducation · Arts & Culture +1 more
ATCOR ClujCluj-Napoca, RomaniaChildren & Youth · Education +1 more

Education non-profits in Romania at a glance

Of the 392 Education non-profits in Romania, the most common cause areas are Children & Youth (59%), Community development (44%) and Arts & Culture (29%).

Cause areas

Children & Youth59%
Community development44%
Arts & Culture29%
Health26%
Environment & Climate21%

Organisation types

Association57%
NGO23%
Operating foundation9%
Charity3%
Grant-making foundation2%

Beneficiaries

Youth69%
Children63%
Communities43%
Students36%
Families33%

Funding sources

Individual donations41%
Corporate partnerships30%
Grants20%
EU funding19%
Government funding13%

Top cities

București27%
Cluj-Napoca7%
Oradea4%
Timișoara4%
Iași4%
Bucharest4%

Size

1-10 employees1%
11-50 employees1%
51-200 employees1%

Key facts

2009 is the median founding year
27% say donations are tax-deductible
2% publish a charity number
96% name their programmes
49% invite volunteers

Figures from all 392 non-profits, as published on their own websites. Shares count only what a profile states, so they are a floor rather than a census.