Projects Funded
Funded Projects 2022
– First Hungarian Reformed Church- Large Technical equipment upgrade: 2 large TV screens, Cables, Splitter, Mounts ect. Walton Hills OH
– Summer Dance Camp for Adults- Beregdaroc Màtészalka, Hungary
– Magyar Társasság. Cleveland Hungarian Congress- Digitalization of Kossányi Collection.
– Cleveland Arts Prize Past Masters- Eleanor Buchla tribute
– Global Cleveland – Sister City Conference support
– Four schools in Hungary- two in Debrecen, Hajduszoboszlò, and Veszprém received help with school materials, books and scholarships.
– Hungarian Cultural Center of NEO- Sound equipment for the Hiram picnic grounds.
– Hungarian Folk Dance Group- Akron Ohio- Funds for professionally recorded music production.
Recent
– Nebulo Hungarian School in Walton Hills received computers and other technical resources (2021)
– Establishment of Fészek Teázo (Nesting Tea House) for young adults in Szigetszentmiklos, Hungary (2021)
– Hungarian Cultural Gardens Cleveland — Covered brochure printing and marketing materials (2021)
– St. Elizabeth of Hungary Church, refurbishment of bells. (2021)
– 12th Century Archaeological Discoveries in Unitarian Church. Bagyon, Cluj County, Romania. (2019)
– Hungarian Language and Culture for Americans. Debreceni Summer School (2019)
– Ohio Univ. International Consulting Program (2020,2019, 2017)
– Centennial Peace Plaza. Cleveland Cultural Garden Federation (2019)
– Legacy Wall Engraving. Cleveland Hungarian Cultural Garden (2020)
– 75th Anniversary Legacy Wall in the Cleveland Hungarian Cultural Garden (2013)
– Kalman Csomasz Tot Reformed Primary School of Art. Purchased teaching tuba (2020)
– Digitalization of library and vital records. First Hungarian Reformed Church Cleveland (2020)
– “Aurel Pop”Arts High School Szatmar, Satu Mare, Romania. Purchased teaching piano (2020)
– Curation and digitalization of Kossanyi collection. Cleveland Hungarian Heritage Society (2020)
– Oltalom Society-Budapest. Distribute food baskets for homeless (2016)
Others since 1991-
-Children Health Educational Fund.Anti-drug, alcohol over 50,000 students, 1,600teachers Hungary.
-CWRU Weatherhead School of Management exchange student program from Hungary.
-International Children’s Games-Hungarian delegation 125 athletes, coaches.
-Sapientia University, Nagyvarad, Romania. Purchase lab equipment and computers.
-Saint Jozsef Kollegium, Budapest. Purchase computers.
-Northeast Ohio Medical University & Medical School in Pecs, Medical Student Exchange program.
-Kent Development Matrix, Budapest. Hungarian Infant Assessment Instruments.
-Commemorative funds for the 50th Anniversary of the 1956 Revolution. Cleveland.
-“Torn From The Flag” Documentary Film of 1956 Revolution.
-Cleveland Playhouse & National Theatre in Miskolc. Guest performances in Cleveland and Miskolc.
-U.S. Peace Corps, purchase of textbooks for 60 volunteers in Hungary.
-Cleveland State University School of Engineering, exchange of 8 students program from Hungary.
-St. Francis Hungarian Orphanage, Dava, Romania.
-Csango Children’s Home in Nagyfalu, Romania.
-Csardas Dance Company, Cleveland.
-Fenyi Gyula Jesuit High School, Miskolc, purchased computers.
-Cleveland Hungarian Scout Folk Ensemble, Cleveland.
-Hungarian Scout Jamboree Celebration, New York.
-Bocskai Radio, campus radio in Cleveland.
-Hungarian Nursing Education, CWRU Nursing School and Medical Univ. of Pecs.
-Hungarian Academy of Science, Budapest. Research support.
-Calasanctius Scholarship Foundation, Business management program in Budapest.
-Osteoporosis Club of Szekesfehervar, Hungary.
-NASA Cleveland & Hungarian Space Agency. Research exchange program from Hungary.
-Cleveland State University, support the Fulbright Professor who teaches Hungarian.