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University of Évora honors 16 patrons who supported students with approximately 177 thousand euros

SAPO Notícias12 September 2026 at 20:27

The University of Évora will hold this Monday, September 14, a Public Session to Honor the Patrons 2025/26, which is scheduled for 3:00 PM. The event aims to recognize and thank the financial support provided by patrons to the institution.

The 16 honored patrons contributed a total amount of approximately 177 thousand euros to the Student Social Support Fund of the University of Évora, known by the acronym FASE-UÉvora. This fund is intended to support university students in situations of need.

The support from these patrons is specifically directed toward the 2025/26 academic year, representing a significant contribution to the student community of the University of Évora. The tribute session represents a way for the university to publicly recognize the solidarity and generosity of these supporters.

Why this matters

The students of the University of Évora are directly affected, as these 177 thousand euros are intended to financially support those who need help to continue their studies. The public tribute also serves as recognition and encouragement for new patrons, strengthening the institution's solidarity network.

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