As a humanitarian organization, we know that a large part of strength and success in reaching aims comes from networking. By joining in and collaborating on common goals with numerous other institutions, organizations and individuals, we aim to support like-minded people in their efforts, as well as broaden the scope of our own influence for the general good of the public. Together, we work on building a better future based on cooperation, understanding, and mutual support.

Though there are many more, listed below are some of our foundation's long-time friends. We thank them all for their support.
We also encourage you to click on the links below to get acquainted with their ideas and involved in their efforts.
Our namesake, the Studenica Monastery, is a 12th century Serbian Orthodox monastery in Central Serbia founded by Grand Prince Stefan Nemanja. It is one of the largest and richest Serb Orthodox monasteries. Studenica was declared Monument of Culture of Exceptional Importance in 1979, and in 1986 UNESCO included Studenica monastery on the list of World Heritage Sites
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Serbian Unity Congress
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Serbian Unity Congress Serbia
Serbian Unity Congress is a non-profit Serbian diaspora international organization established in 1990. Their goal is to contribute to democratization and reconstruction of the Serbian territories. With its main office located in Washington, DC, the Serbian Unity Congress also has an office in Belgrade, Serbia and representation around the globe through its world wide chapters.
The Ivo Andric Foundation was established in the honor of Ivo Andric, Yugoslav novelist and the winner Nobel Prize in Literature. Its goal is to stimulate interest in Andrić’s works, to contribute to the study and to deepening the understanding of Andrić’s creativity, but also to serve the foremost interests of Serbian literature, art and culture. The Foundation is the sole beneficiary of the copyrights to Ivo Andrić’s works and collaborates with all the publishers of his work.


The Andrejevic Foundation was established in 1994 by professors dr Dusanka Andrejevic and dr Kosta Andrejevic in order to give systematic and lasting support and help to perspective scientists. The Foundation publishes academic and scientific works, works on collecting information on scientists and their work, and cooperates with a broad range of scientific and academic institutions in the country and abroad.



The Foundation of Vuk Karadzic was established in 1987 in honor of Vuk Karadzic, the Serbian philologist and linguist, reformer of the Serbian language and alphabet, and the father of the study of Serbian folklore. The Foundation's goals are the preservation of Serbian language and alphabet, endorsement of philological and linguistic research, as well as the study of Serbian customs and way of life.