Donations

SUPPORTERS, VOLUNTEERS, FRIENDS! 

We ask you to take a step for those in need within our community and our environment. Donating is one of the simplest and most beautiful ways to support those who require assistance. We would like to draw attention to the fact that there are numerous ways to donate. Of course, we always appreciate monetary donations as they help us sustain our community's operations and assist those in need. However, let's not forget that donations can also take other forms. If you can provide non-perishable food items, outgrown clothing, or surplus household items, we highly value those contributions as well. These items can help people who do not have enough money for their basic needs. 


Donations for the Needy  

Our volunteers are active in various areas, and they appreciate every small donation. They assist children and the elderly, support sustainable forest management, and work in many other fields. So, your donation will definitely go to a good cause and be of benefit to those in need. Animal welfare is also important to us, and items such as blankets, rags, and expired first-aid kits can be particularly useful; we can provide these to animal shelters if they are received. We also accept pet food. PFI Hungary aims to actively participate in nature conservation, including community clean-up actions, the establishment of sustainable community gardens, support for natural areas, and the organization of environmental education programs. If you prefer to help with money, you can easily do so through card payments. Just click on the button below and follow the instructions. Every penny counts and contributes to supporting our community and those in need.

Thank you to everyone for their assistance and selfless contributions! Together, we are stronger, and together, we can achieve positive changes in our community and the world. 

With gratitude, OAD Hungary! 

If you would like to donate money, click on this text or the image below: 


If you would like to contribute with a natural donation to our actions, please email us, and our volunteers will get in touch with you: GOLDENDRAGONORDER@GMAIL.COM 

 

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