AmCham-Marriott Thanksgiving Charity Dinner, 22 November

  • 10 Nov 2024 5:09 AM
AmCham-Marriott Thanksgiving Charity Dinner, 22 November
AmCham Hungary and the Budapest Marriott Hotel will team up again for a good cause! Join us with your family, friends, and business partners to enjoy a festive buffet dinner, children animation, charity raffle & auction and more! Proceeds from the event will support children in need.

Event details:

Date: November 22, 2024 (Friday), 18:00-21:30 (Arrival from 17.15)

Location: Budapest Marriott Hotel (1052 Budapest, Apáczai Csere János u. 4.)

Programs during the event:

  • Charity Raffle and Silent Auction

  • Thanksgiving-themed decoration

  • Cocktail bar courtesy of Diageo

  • Photo booth

  • Kids’ corner

  • and Santa Claus promised to make an appearance too!
     

Registration:

  • To guarantee your seat, please register via email to anita.arvai@amcham.hu by November 15 (Friday). Online registration is not available for this event.

  • Registrations are accepted on a first come, first served basis.

  • Please specify the number of participants, names, kids' age (if any) and method of payment during registration.

  • Participants can attend the event only if the participation fee is paid in advance.

  • Written cancellations made by November 10 receive a full refund. Late cancellations or “no-shows” will be charged.

  • Participation fee:

    • AmCham Members: HUF 30 000 + VAT (38,100 HUF incl. VAT) / person. Kids between 6 and 12 years receive 50% discount. Kids under 6 are our guests.

    • Non-members: HUF 35.000 + VAT (44,450 HUF incl. VAT) / person.

Participation fee includes unlimited consumption of welcome drinks, all-you-can-eat buffet, wine, soft drinks.

Support the Charity Auction, donate an item!

You can also support the Thanksgiving Charity Drive with a material donation, benefitting the Foundations of organiser's choice. 

Your donated items or vouchers will be put up for silent auction or raffle at the event.

  • We kindly ask that the donated items have a minimum 50.000 HUF value.

  • Above a 200.000 HUF value we can offer one free ticket to the Dinner.
     

Please contact Anita Árvai  from the AmCham team for more details.

ABbout the foundations:

UNICEF Hungary: 'Rajtad áll a jövőd!' - Generation unlimited program:

“Rajtad áll a jövőd!” program is the Hungarian part of the international Generation Unlimited initiative, organized annually by UNICEF Hungary since 2018.

The program aims to provide young people aged 14–21 with opportunities to shape their own learning environments, identify problems that effect them, develop solutions and foster social responsibility within their local student communities.

In the 2024/25 academic year, the program focuses on students enrolled in vocational education and training (VET).

 Based on the received written applications a jury of professionals preselects the ten most promising teams, one from each of the ten participating VET schools to take part in the further stage of the program, to work with mentors and to receive professional support to improve their schools, based on their own insights and ideas. 

Currently, out of these ten teams the top five teams receive financial backing to implement their projects. With the support, all teams participating in the program would be able to receive grants for their projects.

For more information about the program in Hungarian please click here.

Hóangyal Foundation:

The Hóangyal Foundation was established in 2006 with the goal of supporting the Móra Ferenc Primary School and Unified Special Education Methodological Institute (EGYMI) in Érd, improving its financial and technical resources. The foundation aims to provide recreational and sports programs for children with multiple disabilities and those from disadvantaged backgrounds who attend the institution, as well as to encourage, assist, and support the students.

For more information in Hungarian, click here, and for English, click here.

Source:
AmCham

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