Children living in extreme poverty received HUF one million worth of toys from CEWE Hungary
CEWE Magyarország was able to hand over HUF one million donations to six institutions that educate underprivileged children. movement (OFEO). The groups of five kindergartens received lots of new toys, the little ones also received fruit and several unique sets of colored pencils with their own photos, and the Palácsik-Visváder couple surprised a children’s home in Pest County with toys and durable food.
Customers who bought a CEWE Photobook last December supported disadvantaged children. The 1 million forints collected in this way will be accepted by CEWE Hungary for eternity! through the movement, he transferred it to 250 disadvantaged children. Children from a Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg county, two kindergartens in Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén and two kindergartens in Somogy were able to enjoy toys, fruit and a unique set of colored pencils with their own photo.
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