The impact of your support is direct and meaningful and has a profound impact on our students and staff. Thanks to your generosity, there are truly no limits to the dreams they wish to achieve and the contributions they can make to the world of tomorrow.
Since the founding of the Ecole Internationale de Genève nearly one hundred years ago, our drive and ability to reach beyond excellence has been made possible by the generosity of generations of donors who have placed their trust in the school. Discover the rich past, bright present and promising future of philanthropy at Ecolint.
When you decide to make a gift to Ecolint, you will be championing priorities that have been thoughtfully developed to reflect the school’s most deeply held values. With an array of outstanding projects and people to support, you can find an area of giving that resonates strongly with your interests.
Join us as we blaze new trails through the world of pedagogical excellence and celebrate the enduring strength of our mission. Thanks to a number of equally vital opportunities to get involved, you can make an impact at a level that is meaningful to you, today, tomorrow or for generations to come.
Inclusion, Diversity, Equity and Anti-Racism (I-DEA)
The unique Ecolint experience is shaped by our strong humanitarian and egalitarian values. Although Ecolint boasts the most diverse student body in the world, we recognise that our commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion must go beyond our demographic statistics and our mission statement. With your contribution to one of the projects below, we can, as a community, continue to nurture a climate that embraces all differences and promotes inclusion not just in words, but in actions as well.
Projects you can support
All Campuses
I-DEA
The Ecolint Scholarship Programme
The Ecolint Scholarship Programme is for students who have experienced hardship - war, mourning, exile and uprooting - and come from backgrounds not represented at Ecolint today. These scholars show exceptional promise and have demonstrated qualities that would enrich the school, but would require a full scholarship to attend.
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