Charities in Budapest
Csodalámpa Foundation
The Csodalámpa Foundation was established in 2003 with the aim to fulfill one wish of any 3-18 years old children suffering from a life-threatening illness. Until now we have realised the dreams of nearly 1500 children afflicted with muscle dystrophy, leukaemia, liver or kidney transplants, etc., returning their smiles, thereby aiding their healing process. Among the wishes were laptops, digicams, journeys to Euro Disney, petting dolphins, or meeting celebrities (actors, sportsmen, etc.) E-mail csodalampa@t-online.hu
1125 Budapest, Alsó-svábhegyi út 11.
Phone: +36 1 327 0910
Hungarian Interchurch Aid
One of Hungary’s largest humanitarian organisations, providing assistance to disadvantaged communities, families in need, refugees and people affected by crises. The organisation has strong international links and accepts support from foreign residents.
1221 Budapest, Kossuth Lajos utca 64
Phone: +36 1 208 5584
Email: hunbucontact@unhcr.org.
IOM Hungary
The International Organization for Migration is relevant for expats because it works on migration, integration and support programmes for migrants and international communities.
1136 Budapest, Pannónia u. 11
Phone: +36 1 472 2500
Email: iombudapest@iom.int
SOS Children’s Villages Hungary
A home that provides loving, caring, safe environment to children without parental care. Everyone has a right to have a happy childhood which is the basis for a successful adult life. Our aim is to give equal chance to these children.
1094 Budapest, Angyal u. 1-3.
Phone: +36 1 301 3160
UNICEF Hungary
UNICEF has a strong presence in Hungary and is highly relevant for international residents interested in supporting children’s welfare worldwide.
1077 Budapest, Wesselényi u. 16/a
Phone: 06-1-201-4923-
Email: unicef@unicef.hu
WWF Hungary
The Hungarian branch of the global environmental organisation, working on nature conservation, biodiversity protection and sustainability initiatives. A good fit for environmentally conscious expats.
1141 Budapest, Álmos vezér útja 69/a
Phone: 06 70 458 5000
Email: panda@wwf.hu










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