We Supported “World Stop Smoking Day” on May 31st

Since 1987, May 31 has been celebrated as “World Stop Smoking Day” in the member countries of the World Health Organization (WHO). On this day, smokers are encouraged to stop smoking for 24 hours.

The WHO recognizes tobacco as an epidemic, “the greatest public health threat the world has ever seen”. It calls on all governments to adopt policies such as banning advertising and increasing cigarette taxes to curb tobacco use.

As a foundation, we have donated to the German Cancer Research Center (Deutsches Krebsforschungszentrum -DKFZ), which is internationally committed to groundbreaking cancer research to find a cure for smoking-induced cancer.

Tobacco Use Must Stop to Save Our Planet

Regarding the donation, Uğur Tatlıcı, Executive Board Member of our Foundation, said: “Tobacco harms both people and the environment. Tobacco cultivation, production, and use poison our water, soil, beaches, and city streets with chemicals, toxic waste, cigarette butts, and e-cigarette waste, including microplastics. The tobacco industry’s harmful impact on the environment is enormous and is increasing by putting unnecessary pressure on our planet’s already scarce resources and fragile ecosystems. For World Stop Smoking Day on May 31st, our Foundation has donated to the German Cancer Research Center, which conducts research to fight cancer, the most important disease caused by smoking.”

German Cancer Research Center (Deutsches Krebsforschungszentrum -DKFZ)

Founded in 1964, the German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ) is committed to conducting groundbreaking Cancer Research at the highest international level. Through its activity, it aims to save lives and improve the well-being of those affected by cancer. It strives to provide its employees with an environmentally sensitive and socially just workplace while conducting outstanding research in a responsible, sustainable, and climate-friendly manner.

DKFZ, the largest biomedical research institute in Germany and a member of the Helmholtz Association of German Research Centers, is committed to excellence in research and to conducting research in a sustainable manner. It believes that groundbreaking research that saves lives and improves well-being in cancer should not also contribute to societal harm and environmental degradation.

DKFZ develops a sustainability strategy to conduct research in an environmentally and socially responsible manner, including targets in the areas of organizational development, research, human resources, construction and infrastructure, and purchasing, in line with science-based targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

The donations and aid projects mentioned here were made by the founders of our Foundation, Nurten Tatlıcı and her son Uğur Tatlıcı, in memory of the late Salih Tatlıcı, the benevolent person whose name continues to live on through our Foundation and whom they bid farewell in journey to eternity in 2009.

We Continue to Support Projects Connecting Nature and People

As Salih Tatlici Foundation, we have donated to the “EuroNatur Foundation“, which strives to protect Europe’s wildlife, preserve habitats, provide a nature-friendly economic perspective for local people, and protect plants, animals, and habitats.

We Support Nature Conservation Efforts

Regarding the donation, Uğur Tatlıcı, Executive Board Member of our Foundation, said: “Ecological and climate crisis threaten the health of the planet, human livelihoods, and biodiversity. Climate action must work with nature by phasing out fossil fuels and nuclear energy while prioritizing renewable energies that can minimize their impact on nature and take into account nature’s ecological capacities. In addition to our support for national organizations striving to protect nature and the environment, we will continue to support international organizations such as the EuroNatur Foundation.”

EuroNatur Foundation

EuroNatur Foundation is a non-profit foundation founded in 1987 by Friends of the Earth Germany (Bund für Umwelt- und Naturschutz Deutschland, BUND), Nature and Biodiversity Conservation Union (Naturschutzbund Deutschland, NABU) and Environmental Action Germany (Deutsche Umwelthilfe, DUH). The founders of EuroNatur realized that it would no longer be enough to advance positive developments in Germany alone. Thus they led to the concept of a Europe-wide movement for a borderless nature. From the very beginning, EuroNatur has been very active in Eastern and South-Eastern Europe.

Shortly after the foundation was founded, dramatic upheavals took place in the region and the fall of the Iron Curtain created opportunities for cross-border nature conservation. Through the “European Green Belt” initiative, they managed to build a strong network to protect the natural treasures along the Green Belt. EuroNatur presents new opportunities for nature conservation, improving understanding and sharing experiences across national borders. Working together with partner organizations in EuroNatur’s project areas and with the support of EuroNatur donors and sponsors, much remains to be done, much has been achieved for the conservation of Europe’s natural riches and they continue to fight to protect Europe’s natural heritage.

The donations and aid projects mentioned here were made by the founders of our Foundation, Nurten Tatlıcı and her son Uğur Tatlıcı, in memory of the late Salih Tatlıcı, the benevolent person whose name continues to live on through our Foundation and whom they bid farewell in journey to eternity in 2009.

Helping Our Dear Friends Is A Duty Of Humanity

Salih Tatlıcı Foundation has donated to OIPA (International Organisation for Animal Protection), one of Europe’s leading organizations in the field of animal rights, which campaigns peacefully against animal abuse and is headquartered in Italy.

Animal Abuse Must Be Combated And A Cruelty-Free Lifestyle Must Be Promoted

Regarding the donation, Uğur Tatlıcı, Executive Board member of our Foundation, said: “Animals should no longer be harmed or exploited for human interests, and they should be allowed to live their lives in peace. All people should recognize and respect the rights of animals and animals should be protected by law all over the world. All animals, regardless of their species, should enjoy their basic rights to life and freedom. As the Foundation, we felt it our duty to donate to “OIPA”, an organization that fights against animal abuse and strives to promote a cruelty-free lifestyle for all animals.”

“OIPA” (International Organisation for Animal Protection)

Headquartered in Milan, Italy, OIPA has been carrying out its activities in the field of animal rights all over the world, including our country, since 1981. It is one of the world’s oldest animal rights groups.

OIPA is a non-governmental organization affiliated with the United Nations Department of Global Communications, the United Nations Environment Assembly, and the United Nations Economic and Social Council. The aim of the association is the advocacy of animal rights and the defense of animals against all forms of mistreatment. It also pursues the goal of improving public health through the abolition of all forms of animal experimentation worldwide. The organization also works for environmental defense, where dangerous ecological conditions can harm human health and the integrity of animal and plant life. It wants to contribute to a better, healthier, and more humane world, a non-violent medical science, a more efficient sanitary structure, and an ecologically clean environment.

OIPA’s activities are based on non-violence and non-infringement of individual personal freedom. OIPA’s primary goal is the abolition of live slaughter in every country in the world.

The donations and aid projects mentioned here were made by the founders of our Foundation, Nurten Tatlıcı and her son Uğur Tatlıcı, in memory of the late Salih Tatlıcı, the benevolent person whose name continues to live on through our Foundation and whom they bid farewell in journey to eternity in 2009.

Humanitarian Aid to Sudan from our Foundation

The Salih Tatlici Foundation donated to the World Food Programme (WFP), a leading international aid organization that saves the lives of civilians adversely affected by the civil war in Sudan, provides food aid, and works with communities to improve nutrition and build resilience.

We Supported Civil War Victims in Sudan

Regarding the donation, Uğur Tatlıcı, Executive Board Member of our Foundation, said: “As we have learned from the news in the media, the humanitarian tragedy in Sudan continues to escalate with the increase in hunger. A record number of people, about one-third of the population, were already facing hunger in Sudan before the current conflict erupted. The ongoing violence has the potential to drive millions more people into hunger. As the Foundation, we supported the aid campaign organized by the World Food Programme (WFP) to continue providing much-needed food, medical and humanitarian assistance in Sudan. On this occasion, we hope that diplomatic efforts to end the civil war will be concluded positively and peace will come as soon as possible.“

World Food Programme – WFP

The World Food Programme (WFP) was established in 1961 (by order of US President Dwight Eisenhower) as an experiment to provide food aid through the United Nations system. Its mission is emergency relief, but also rehabilitation. The first development program was launched in 1963 for the Nubian community in Sudan. Today, WFP is the world’s largest humanitarian aid organization, saving lives and changing lives. When disasters occur, it strives hard to support nutrition and food security. Its field presence is deep; its operational understanding of food needs is unrivaled.

In October 2020, the Norwegian Nobel Committee decided to award the Nobel Peace Prize to WFP due to its “efforts to combat hunger, its contribution to improving conditions of peace in conflict-affected areas, and acting as a driving force to prevent hunger from being used as a weapon of war and conflict”. In 2022, WFP collected a record-breaking US$ 14.2 billion in contributions. WFP has about 21,000 staff worldwide, more than 90 percent of whom are based in the countries where the agency assists. WFP is governed by a 36-member Board of Directors. It works in close cooperation with its two Rome-based sister organizations, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations and the International Fund for Agricultural Development. WFP partners with more than 900 national and international NGOs to provide food assistance and tackle the underlying causes of hunger.

The donations and aid projects mentioned here were made by the founders of our Foundation, Nurten Tatlıcı and her son Uğur Tatlıcı, in memory of the late Salih Tatlıcı, the benevolent person whose name continues to live on through our Foundation and whom they bid farewell in journey to eternity in 2009.

We Love Nature and Support Strongly to Protect It

As Salih Tatlıcı Foundation, we have donated to “Pro Natura“, founded in 1909 in Switzerland, the oldest nature conservation organization of Switzerland and also a member of “Friends of the Earth International“, which produces projects to protect the natural diversity of animals, plants, and habitats, to strengthen biodiversity, to protect natural landscapes and resources.

Pro Natura management presented a certificate of appreciation to our Foundation.

Environmental Problems Do Not End at Borders

Regarding the donation, Uğur Tatlıcı, Executive Board Member of our Foundation, said: “Climate change and the global energy crisis threaten the lives and livelihoods of billions of people around the world, and hit the poorest the hardest. We believe that our economic system must function to improve people’s lives and the environment. We urgently need to protect forests for a sustainable future for all. If people feel closer to nature and are encouraged to question their behaviors and habits, they will be more attentive and respectful of the environment. In addition to our support for national organizations working to protect nature and the environment, we will continue to support well-established international organizations such as “Pro Natura“.”

Pro Natura

Pro Natura is Switzerland’s oldest nature conservation organization.

It loves nature, defends its interests, and provides it with a strong voice. It continues its activities to protect and promote the natural diversity of animals, plants, and habitats. Founded in 1909, one of the organization’s pioneering achievements was the establishment of the Swiss National Park. Today, Pro Natura supervises around 700 nature reserves and manages a dozen nature centers in Switzerland. On a national level, it operates through its central organization, but also in all Swiss regions with cantonal offices.

Pro Natura is also active internationally as a member of “Friends of the Earth International”. It has broad support with around 170,000 members and 25,000 loyal donors. Pro Natura is Zewo* certified.

*Zewo – Your Donation in Safe Hands

Zewo is an organization that sets standards for Swiss charities. These standards cover the following aspects: ethics and integrity, corporate governance, efficient use of funds, results, accurate and fair accounting, transparency, accountability as well as fundraising and communication. Zewo monitors charities as per these standards and awards the Zewo Seal to organizations that meet its standards. It also provides information to the public about donations, charity fundraising, and charitable organizations in Switzerland.
The donations and aid projects mentioned here were made by the founders of our Foundation, Nurten Tatlıcı and her son Uğur Tatlıcı, in memory of the late Salih Tatlıcı, the benevolent person whose name continues to live on through our Foundation and whom they bid farewell in journey to eternity in 2009.

Consanguineous Marriages Must End For Healthy Babies

Consanguineous marriages are a practice that has been continuing in Turkey for years and has become traditional and almost compulsory for various reasons. In scientific studies conducted in the GAP region by the Parasitology Association of Turkey and the Departments of Public Health of various universities, the rate of consanguineous marriages in Diyarbakır province was found to be 47.6%. In other words, almost half of all marriages in Diyarbakır are arranged between relatives.

As can be predicted, babies born as a result of consanguineous marriages are born with diseases, orthopedic and intellectual disabilities, or other medical abnormalities. These babies are often born with illnesses or disabilities, sometimes with dire consequences.

9 Out Of 100 Babies Born From Consanguineous Marriages Are Disabled Or Diseased

The parents and children of patients who participate in surveys on this issue are very sad:

“We regret having such a marriage. Our parents decided and married us without asking us. If I had the mind I have today, I would never have gotten married with a relative.”

“Mom and Dad, why didn’t you think about your future children when you made consanguineous marriages, what was my sin?“

As Salih Tatlıcı Foundation, we donated to LÖSEV‘s “Let the Daughters of Other Families Be My Brides” campaign, which aims to reduce consanguineous marriages all over Turkey by touching a raw nerve.

As Salih Tatlıcı Foundation, we will continue to support public and non-governmental organizations that develop projects to reduce consanguineous marriages all over Turkey and set an example for the whole world.

What is consanguineous marriage?

A consanguineous marriage is when the spouses (husband and wife) are related by blood, that is, they are descended from the same close ancestor.

In consanguineous marriages, there is no distinction between the mother’s side and the father’s side, both are considered consanguineous marriages.

Consanguineous marriages are also divided into two parts. First-degree consanguineous marriages and second-degree consanguineous marriages.

First-degree consanguineous marriages are marriages that occur when cousins marry each other.

Second-degree consanguineous marriages are marriages between grandchildren.

All the characteristics of babies are passed on through a carrier of inheritance called a gene, which comes from both the mother and the father. The inherited (hereditary) characteristics passed on to children through genes can be either PROMINENT (Dominant), for example, black hair color is dominant over blonde hair color. Or they can be recessive, e.g. the yellow hair color gene that is recessive in both the mother and the father can occur in the child.

Prevalence and Causes of Consanguineous Marriage

The main reason behind the popularity of consanguineous marriage is double-sided.

First, consanguineous marriage ensures that property or monetary assets remain within a family. It is meant to prevent the disintegration of people’s territorial and property integrity. Marriage between relatives is considered a right to avoid the fragmentation of property, land, or heritage.

Second, it provides a sense of “individual security” for parents who want to see their sons or daughters marry “trusted spouses” and not strangers.

But the dangers and harms of consanguineous marriage vastly outweigh its benefits: In contrast to the few potential social and cultural benefits, the genetics of consanguineous marriage pose an increased risk of birth defects and genetic disorders in children of consanguineous marriages, due to the creation of autosomal recessive diseases and syndromes that will be inherited by the offspring.

What Is Congenital Hereditary Disease?

These are diseases that are passed on to the child in the womb if the parents are carriers of the disease.

What Is A Disease Carrier?

This is a person who secretly carries the disease gene and passes it on to his/her child, even though he/she is not sick himself/herself. In the case of a marriage between two carriers, two ineffective genes come together and affect the baby in the womb and the child is born sick.

How Is A Disease Carrier Identified?

Carriers of many blood diseases can be detected with a very simple blood test.

LÖSEV – Children With Leukaemia Health And Education Foundation

LÖSEV – Children with Leukaemia Health and Education Foundation was established in 1998. In 2000, LÖSANTE, Turkey’s first and only Hospital for Children with Leukaemia, in 2008, the School for Children with Leukaemia, where children with leukaemia can receive a free college education, and in 2010, the Village for Children with Leukaemia, where families coming from outside Ankara for their treatment can stay for long or short periods during their treatment, were put into operation. During this period, LÖSEV raised awareness not only among children with leukaemia and cancer patients, but also among the whole of Turkey about leukaemia, cancer and prevention methods, and continued to create deep-rooted solutions and provide social and permanent services.

In 2015, LÖSANTE, Europe’s first and Turkey’s most well-equipped Children with Leukaemia City and a multidisciplinary hospital, was brought to our country with the motto “humanity should not die and people should not die”.

The donations and aid projects mentioned here were made by the founders of our Foundation, Nurten Tatlıcı and her son Uğur Tatlıcı, in memory of the late Salih Tatlıcı, the benevolent person whose name continues to live on through our Foundation and whom they bid farewell in journey to eternity in 2009.

Our Foundation’s Newly Built Water Fountain in Africa Entered Into Service

Women in Africa travel an average of 6 kilometers for water. The fate of Kumba, who had to travel every day to bring water to her house, changed with the fountain in front of her house. Kumba is now very happy. She has much more time to spend with her children and family.

As Salih Tatlıcı Foundation, we built a water fountain in Mkwajuni Village of Tanzania in Africa in cooperation with IDEA Universal Association, which carries out innovative and scientific projects to sustainably solve the water, food, energy, and education problems of the world.

Thus, 249 people living in 63 households in Tanzania now have permanent access to clean water. Life in Mkwajuni Village has become easier, equal, and fair.

IDEA Universal Association presented a certificate of appreciation to our Foundation for the donation.

800 Million People in the World Do Not Have Access to Clean Water

Water is vital for every living being. But 800 million people in penurious regions around the world do not have access to clean water. This is a population 10 times the size of Turkey. The vast majority of these people live in rural areas in Asia and Africa and often have to walk for hours for water from streams and lakes that are not even clean.

The journey to carry water, often made by women and children, barefoot, involves dozens of dangers. Attacks by wild animals, the risk of pregnant women losing their babies, and rape are just a few of them. Children cannot build a future for themselves because they have to spend their school time on the water journey. Epidemics afflict these already poor people. Families cannot farm due to a lack of water and cannot produce enough food for themselves. They cannot recover from the cycle of hunger and poverty.

Polluted water takes more lives than all the wars and violence in the world. 43% of these casualties are children under the age of 5. But when we do a water project in a village like this, everything begins to transform. People who access clean water for 12 hours a day from the fountains in front of their houses and schools recover their health, start agriculture, and girls do not have to interrupt their education on special days.

Briefly, water transforms everything.

IDEA Universal (International Development and Environment Association) 

IDEA Universal (International Development and Environment Association) was founded in 2016 by volunteers who dream of a better, fair, egalitarian, and peaceful earth under the leadership of Hayri Dağlı. The IDEA Universal Association, which considers the people living in forgotten geographies struggling with hunger and poverty and the best interests of the environment; has adopted the principles of transparency, participation, accountability, impartiality, and independence as a priority.

It carries out innovative and scientific projects to sustainably solve the world’s water, food, energy, and education problems. It realizes these projects in a need-oriented, permanent, and sustainable manner by acting together with local people. IDEA Universal Association works in cooperation with many international and national non-governmental organizations, including local governments, in its projects and activities. As of 2021, it has provided sustainable clean water, food, energy, education, and income to 200,000 people in Tanzania, Madagascar, Nepal, Senegal, Gambia, and Turkey.
The donations and aid projects mentioned here were made by the founders of our Foundation, Nurten Tatlıcı and her son Uğur Tatlıcı, in memory of the late Salih Tatlıcı, the benevolent person whose name continues to live on through our Foundation and whom they bid farewell in journey to eternity in 2009.

Physically Disabled Children Received Battery Powered Chairs

Salih Tatlıcı Foundation has donated functional battery-powered chairs to physically disabled children through BEDD (Solidarity Association for the Physically Disabled), which called for urgent help for the wheelchairs to remove the obstacles in front of the disabled children’s participation in social life.

We Stand By All Our Disabled Children Who Hold On To Life With The Joy Of Living

Regarding the donation, Uğur Tatlıcı, Executive Board Member of our Foundation, said: “As part of the cooperation developed with the Solidarity Association for the Physically Disabled, we have donated battery-powered chairs to meet the wheelchair needs of our orthopedically disabled children, in addition to the support we have previously provided as a Foundation to the charitable activities of the very same association. We will always continue to support all efforts to make the lives of our disabled children easier.“

The Solidarity Association for the Physically Disabled (BEDD) with a History of Approximately 30 Years

BEDD was founded on 20 July 1993 as a charity association in order to provide social solidarity by contributing to the education and health needs of all orthopedically disabled citizens of the Republic of Turkey. It aims to provide the necessary support for disabled citizens within its body regardless of religion, language, race, region and gender.

It has become a pioneering association in Turkey in breaking down barriers with the activities it carries out. As one of the top twenty most well-known and trusted non-governmental organisations of Turkey, it aims to serve more disabled citizens. It focuses on providing treatment, assistance and education opportunities to physically disabled children and young people, and pioneers their active participation in social life with awareness-raising of their families and society in general.

The number of disabled citizens living in Turkey is approximately over 13 million. BEDD delivered wheelchairs suitable for their needs to approximately 45,185 disabled people since 1993 when it was founded to enable disabled individuals to participate in life. Wheelchair choices should be made individually. Each chair may not be suitable for every needy person. In order for these chairs to facilitate the life of the disabled, their sizes, designs, and features must be completely personalized. Therefore, BEDD carries out comprehensive studies about the people in need of wheelchair distributions and performs studies to provide the vehicle suitable for the structure of the individual disability. In this way, supporters help in peace, knowing that their individual or institutional wheelchair donations are delivered to the right people and in the most useful way.

These wheelchairs are delivered to disabled people in need at distribution ceremonies organized in 81 provinces across the country in cooperation with Governorships, District Governorships, or Municipalities.
The donations and aid projects mentioned here were made by the founders of our Foundation, Nurten Tatlıcı and her son Uğur Tatlıcı, in memory of the late Salih Tatlıcı, the benevolent person whose name continues to live on through our Foundation and whom they bid farewell in journey to eternity in 2009.

Iftar and Sahur Catering during Ramadan

As Salih Tatlıcı Foundation, we served iftar and sahur to our brothers and sisters in need in the earthquake region, which was centered in Kahramanmaraş and affected 10 provinces, during Ramadan through the Turkish Religious Foundation, which gives hope to those in need without discriminating religion, language, color, and gender with its work all over the world.

We wish mercy to all our citizens who lost their lives in the earthquake, condolences to their relatives, and recovery to the injured.

Our Foundation, which aims to make goodness prevail on earth, continues to provide material and moral support to people and institutions that strive in this way.

We hope that the month of Ramadan, the month of abundance, mercy, and forgiveness, will enable all of us to approach each other with love, respect, and tolerance and that it will be a blessing for our country and the entire Islamic world, and we wish you a Ramadan full of peace and abundance that you will spend with your loved ones.

Turkey Religious Foundation

The Turkish Religious Foundation is a movement of goodness that works with the motto “The most beneficial of people is the one who is most beneficial to people” with the aim of being at the service of all humanity. The foundation tradition is a gift of Islamic civilization to humanity. As a continuation of this circle of goodness, the Turkish Religious Foundation was established on March 13, 1975, by the then President of Religious Affairs Dr. Lütfi Doğan, Deputy Presidents of Religious Affairs Dr. Tayyar Altıkulaç and Yakup Üstün and Director of Personnel Affairs Ahmet Uzunoğlu.

The Turkish Religious Foundation, which has become an international foundation with the strong support of our benefactor nation and the diligent work of the people who devote their hearts to our foundation, gives hope to those in need without discriminating religion, language, color, and gender with its work all over the world.

Attaching importance to social peace and tranquility and every activity towards the religious, social, and cultural development of the society, the Turkish Religious Foundation acts with the aim and purpose of making goodness prevail on earth and the goal of being a foundation in the service of humanity in our country and on seven continents. The foundation, which extends the helping hand of our nation to millions of people in crisis regions where hunger, natural disasters, war, and violence are experienced in different geographies of the world, carries the happiness of the feast to wide geographies with the iftar tables it sets up during Ramadan and the sacrifice organization by proxy during the Feast of Sacrifice.
The donations and aid projects mentioned here were made by the founders of our Foundation, Nurten Tatlıcı and her son Uğur Tatlıcı, in memory of the late Salih Tatlıcı, the benevolent person whose name continues to live on through our Foundation and whom they bid farewell in journey to eternity in 2009.

Support for Our Children from Our Foundation

Salih Tatlici Foundation donated to all kinds of needs of children staying in Children’s Shelters under the General Directorate of Child Services of the Ministry of Family and Social Services of the Republic of Turkey, which operates with the vision of making our country a role model country with children who can carry their dreams to reality, their happiness to their faces and their voices to the pulpit.

Innocent Children Are The Biggest Victims Of Natural Disasters

Regarding the donation, Uğur Tatlıcı, Executive Board Member of our Foundation, said: “Natural disasters leave great and devastating traces in human life. They cause a large number of losses of life and property. They create psychological, economic, and social destruction. The great earthquake and the subsequent flood disaster in the southeastern provinces of our country left behind tearful innocent children who lost their mothers, fathers, and even their whole families. As always, our State will extend its compassionate hand and take these children under the protection of our State, enabling them to be raised and educated in a healthy environment. As the Salih Tatlici Foundation, we have also supported our Ministry.”

Republic of Turkey Ministry of Family and Social Services General Directorate of Child Services

Its mission is to realize its vision within the framework of our deep-rooted state experience, vast cultural and civilizational accumulation, universal principles of law, national plans and policies, and social change and development.

Its main principles are guided by reason and science;

  • Adhering to human rights, children’s rights, universal principles of law, and legislation.
  • Within the framework of the best interest of the child; providing sustainable services based on scientific data by observing national and moral values.
  • Being impartial, transparent, fair, accountable, and open to cooperation.
  • Making effective use of technological opportunities.
  • Being based on development and change, total quality and satisfaction in service delivery.
  • Displaying performance-oriented management
The donations and aid projects mentioned here were made by the founders of our Foundation, Nurten Tatlıcı and her son Uğur Tatlıcı, in memory of the late Salih Tatlıcı, the benevolent person whose name continues to live on through our Foundation and whom they bid farewell in journey to eternity in 2009.