Record attempt in the Forum: join the BAGE chocolate collection campaign

Several tons of chocolate are wanted to be collected for children in need as part of the campaign.

The Forum Debrecen Shopping Center joined the chocolate collection campaign of the Bihari Állami Gondozottak Egyesülete (BAGE) this year again, the goal is to collect several tons of chocolate for children living in difficult situations to make the holidays more beautiful for them.

The sweets can be dropped off at the shopping center in Csapó Street until the 12^th of December.

Donations are being accepted on level -1, where they want to break the chocolate collection record to bring a smile to the faces of as many children in state care as possible during the holidays.

Every donation count, with every chocolate it gets closer to the goal. The amount received is measured every day, it is posted, and everyone can see how more delicacies are being put into the large collection box.

Ajtony Átányi, center manager of the Fórum Debrecen Shopping Center, stated at the press event that they have been supporting the collection for years and consider it essential to draw people’s attention to helping those in need.

The press conference about the chocolate collection campaign was prepared by the 1/a class of the Szent József Catholic Kindergarten, Primary School, High School and Dormitory, accompanied by the guitar of the principal Zoltán Bódis. The students helped with the collection with six kilos of chocolate.

“There are 23,000 children living far from their biological parents in Hungary, we are drawing attention to them so that we can help these children, because it feels good to give,”

emphasized Lajos Buzás, president of BAGE.

Deputy Mayor Diána Széles emphasized in connection with the campaign that we should think about those in need during not only this period, but throughout the year.

According to Edit Bódor, president of the Debrecen Charitable Board, it can have a positive impact on children if they can also participate in the collection and experience that giving is good.

Join the record holders – bring a chocolate today!