PRESS RELEASE 13 November 2025
TOHUM The Autism Foundation is Turning Goodness into a Festival for Autistic Children…
TOHUM The Otizm Vakfı’s traditional New Year Shopping Festival will take place at The Grand Tarabya on December 16-17 this year.
TOHUM The Otizm Vakfı’s traditional New Year Shopping Festival continues this year as well. “Goodness Gives Birth to a Festival” by its theme December 16-17, 2025 The festival, which will take place at The Grand Tarabya on its dates, will bring visitors together with unique brands and surprises for two days in order to contribute to the education of individuals with autism and to create social awareness.
TOHUM At the New Year Shopping Festival, which the Autism Foundation launched to support its efforts to provide early diagnosis and education for individuals with autism and integrate them into society, nearly two thousand visitors took part this year. “To be part of the good” The visitors will have the opportunity to buy gifts for their loved ones ahead of the new year, while also contributing to the education of autistic children.
Unique brands, surprise raffles, and gift baskets...
The festival, which will feature the brand in many different sectors and categories, from jewelry to apparel to home textiles to cosmetics, will be open for visitors from December 16-17 at The Grand Tarabya between 11:00 and 21:00. Visitors can expect raffles and surprise events filled with special gifts donated by valuable representatives of the business world, institutions, contemporary artists, and distinguished brands.
In TOHUM addition, the specially designed Christmas gift baskets prepared by the founders of the Autism Foundation and prominent figures from the business world will be donated to benefit children with autism, adding meaning to the festival.
Share in the benefits it creates!
The festival, which welcomed over 1000 visitors in one day last year and brought together nearly 100 brands, is expected to take place with wide participation this year as well. TOHUM The Autism Foundation, which has reached 2.8 million children, their families, teachers, and healthcare workers nationwide with its projects since 2003, invites everyone to participate in the New Year Shopping Festival to be held on December 16-17 at The Grand Tarabya and to support the education of children with autism.