Way to the Future-Talent Program

Report april 2026

In the period since our December report, we have planned our work for 2026, the launch and implementation of our projects.

We have prepared our call for applications for our “Uncut Diamond” Talent Development Program and sent it to the target group to be supported. 9 applications were received for our call for applications. The applications have been assessed, and our foundation will support the development of the abilities and skills of 8 talented children and young people and the development of their talents in 2026.

Given the available funding, we are again unable to implement all modules of our “Path to the Future” program this year. Therefore, in line with our previous best practices, we have decided to support the implementation of three modules using available and anticipated resources. Implementation will take place within the framework of thematic summer programs, for which organizations caring for children and youth can apply through a grant program. The three modules are: personal development, self-awareness, and professional knowledge.

The applicant organizations must present in detail the planned implementation of the above 3 modules of our “Road to the Future” project and prepare a detailed cost plan. The submission deadline is May 15.

The submitted applications will be reviewed by the foundation’s board of trustees until May 30. The implementation period will be during the summer break.

We are constantly focusing on strengthening social responsibility, mediating and receiving donations. As a result, we trust that, similarly to the previous periods, the partial implementation of our “Road to the Future” Career Choice Program will be ensured.

The programs provided for children and young people and their impact contribute year after year to the development of their personalities, the development of their abilities and skills, and provide assistance in their career choices.

We thank you for your generous support, which supports the well-being of children in state care with multiple disadvantages. If you continue to honor us with your support, we will be able to implement new programs for the benefit of children.

Székesfehérvár, 20. april 2026.

                                                                                                       Mária Tanárki Deresné

                                                                                                 chair of the board of trustees

Since our August report, we have been collecting funds and continue to do so.

As I mentioned in my previous report, we used the funds available to us until the summer to achieve four goals. We contributed to the personal development of young adults in state care, the development of the abilities and skills of children with disabilities, the strengthening of their communities, and we also made progress in the field of environmental and moral education.

Unfortunately, the amount of funding received in the last three months has been modest, which does not allow us to launch our career choice and career orientation program.

During Advent, we focus on strengthening social responsibility, mediating donations, and accepting them. As a result, we are confident that, as in previous periods, we will be able to implement our Career Choice Program in part or in full.

We are currently preparing the call for applications for our "Uncut Diamond" Talent Development Program, which will be distributed to residents of children's homes and children raised by foster parents. Successful applicants will receive support to develop their talents, based on the decision of the board of trustees.

The programs provided for children and young people and their impact contribute to the development of their personalities and the improvement of their abilities and skills year after year.

We thank you for your generous support, which helps improve the lives of multiply disadvantaged children in state care. If you continue to honor us with your support, we will be able to implement new programs for the benefit of children.

Székesfehérvár, 19. december 2025.

                                                                                                       Mária Tanárki Deresné

                                                                                                 chair of the board of trustees