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Palvin Barbara is our new main supporter!
It is a great pleasure to share with you the news, that from now, Barbara Palvin is going to help our work as one of the main supporters of our foundation. Together with Barbara, we would like to draw your attention to how we can create a friendlier and more livable world for people with autism. Like Barbara Palvin’s heart, let your heart painted with BLUE! 💙 Get your own Blue Heart badge and stand up for a good cause! #KékSzív #együttazautistákért #megértenielfogadnisegíteni 💙
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# bluecookie campaign
With blue cookie for autistic people? YES! 🧁Instead of an Advent cookie fair, you can also support us from home. Bake a blue cookie, or just decorate the plate or place setting with a blue item and support the autistic and their families! 🧁Be proud that you helped others, capture your cake and the moment and upload it to one of your social media pages with these hashtags: #kéksüti, #együttazautistákért, so that others can be informed about the initiative. 💙MOL supports our foundation and people with autism with HUF 500 after each picture. You can upload your pictures until 26th December.
Maybe the person standing next to you is autistic?
Youngsters with autism spectrum disorders. Some of us who now share our own stories with unprecedented courage and honesty, giving a more accurate picture of how complex and diverse the world is from their perspective and how we can make their daily lives easier. Within the framework of the MTVA – Jónak lenni jó! (~ It is good to be good) charity initiative, you can also support the goal of our foundation: the establishment of the first Autistic Sample House - Diagnostic and Therapeutic Center in Hungary. Special thanks to the main characters: Lilla, Mariann, Noémi, Aristide, Bence, Kristóf and Viktor.
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Being good is good!
We are proud to announce that MTVA – Being good is good! program collects for our foundation this year. This charity program will take place from 3rd November to 20th December. We are really appreciate your trust again, thank you.
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Szikra Talent Camp
In August we were able to support another great initiative by helping 40 kids with autism take part in a two-week children’s camp. The camp was organized by the Szikra Talent Care Association. The lucky children took part in amazing activities such as equestrian therapy, a petting zoo, joy painting, museum visits and art therapy. As part of “life preparedness day”, participants were able to practice everyday tasks such as shopping and writing emails. Take a look at our photos of the best moments.
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Csudibogár Club (Dorkies’ Club) - Lupa Beach
💙On 1 August we visited Lupa Beach, where, with support from Hungarian Beach Football - MSMN Kft., kids from the Csudibogár Club played “quiet football” together in addition to other exciting outdoor activities. It was an awesome day, and we captured the best moments on camera so make sure to check out the photo gallery!
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Csudibogár Club - Continental Citygolf Club
The long-awaited day finally arrived. Our little Dorkies were able to meet in person again, which was a huge joy for everyone involved. 🙏 Special thanks and gratitude to Continental Citygolf Club and their super nice team for the fantastic location and their support. We created a lot of exciting activities, including golf training, a Dixit association quiz, a “1 minute and you win” creative skill contest, and a “Believe it or not” science fiction quiz that our Dorkies enjoyed with their afternoon snack.
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Mother’s Day campaign
At the request of STRAND Festival, on the occasion of Mother's Day, four iconic Hungarian musicians got together to cover János Bródy's song “Mama Please”. MOL and the Together for Autistic People Foundation supported the initiative with 1 HUF per each video view, and at the end of the campaign we were able to help 10 disadvantaged mothers raising autistic children alone, each of whom received HUF 200,000.
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International Autism Awareness Day #éniskékvagyok
On International Autism Awareness Day on 2 April some of Hungary’s most famous landmarks turned blue. In Budapest, in addition to the Statue of Liberty, at the initiative of the Together for Autistic People Foundation, the Palace for Arts, Puskás Arena, Groupama Arena, Duna Arena, Telekom Headquarters, Clark Hotel and the Felix Kitchen & Bar were all lit in brilliant blue. Several Hungarian cities joined the initiative, including Győr, Nagykanizsa, Székesfehérvár, Tatabánya, Veszprém and Zalaegerszeg. Thank you to everyone who supported our #éniskékvagyok campaign by capturing and sharing your favourite blue moments, so that as many people as possible could learn about International Autism Awareness Day.
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1% campaign
In 2020, more of you than ever before supported autistic people by offering 1% of your personal income tax. Thank you so much!
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