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Macedonian Diaspora Campaign Highlights Language and Education Programs

United Macedonian Diaspora official logo with the Alexander the Great monument in Skopje.
United Macedonian Diaspora (UMD), an organization connecting Macedonians worldwide through education, advocacy and community initiatives / Photo: Facebook/United Macedonian Diaspora

The United Macedonian Diaspora (UMD) is calling on Macedonians worldwide to support education and cultural heritage through its GivingTuesday campaign. The organization aims to secure 350 donations from at least 10 countries by December 1, 2026.

The campaign, called Pass It Forward, Gain a Seat at the Table, focuses on helping younger generations maintain their connection to Macedonia.

Supporting Macedonian Language and Heritage

UMD says donations will support several educational initiatives, including Birthright Macedonia, Generation M internships, the Bitove Heritage Scholarship and online Macedonian language classes.

These programs offer different ways for young people to explore their heritage, develop professional skills and strengthen their connection to the Macedonian community.

For Macedonian families in the United States and other countries, language education is an important part of preserving cultural identity across generations.

UMD is encouraging supporters to contribute regardless of the donation amount.

GivingTuesday Campaign Also Supports Advocacy

Alongside education, the campaign will help fund UMD’s advocacy initiatives.

According to the organization, these include policy and diplomacy fellowships, the Congressional Caucus on Macedonia and the Macedonian Human Rights Fund.

UMD has set a goal of 350 individual donations from supporters in at least 10 countries. The target is based on participation rather than a specific fundraising amount.

The deadline falls on GivingTuesday, December 1, when nonprofit organizations around the world encourage charitable giving.

Through the campaign, UMD hopes to involve more Macedonians in efforts to preserve their heritage and strengthen the community’s representation.

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