Galaxy Foundation

Originating from a schooling initiative in 1994 by dedicated community volunteers, Galaxy Foundation (formerly Feza Foundation) engages in educational, charitable, and social activities impacting Australians today. Our mission to combat ignorance through education, poverty through sharing, and division through unity has become a reality. Amity College, our independent private school, opened in 1996 with 33 students and now operates three campuses across NSW, serving over 1,700 students from diverse backgrounds. Renowned for academic excellence, nearly all graduates secured university placements in 2008 and 2009. We provide scholarships to financially needy students and operate boarding houses for high school and university students. Our Foundation also offers magazine subscriptions from Turkey to support the community's educational and recreational needs. Beyond education, we conduct welfare activities, organizing emergency relief and human aid campaigns worldwide, including Bangladesh, Cambodia, and Mozambique. Our annual qurban campaigns since 1996 have distributed sacrificial meat to the needy globally. Our Annual Qurban Festival, held for the past 16 years, attracts around 5,000 attendees, contributing to Australia’s multicultural mosaic. We also host annual iftar dinners, social and religious conferences, concerts, and family and youth camps, fostering social inclusion and community engagement. Through these efforts, Galaxy Foundation continues to enrich lives and build a stronger, united community.