In The Little Prince, it is written, "The time you spent on your rose—this makes your rose so important." We are currently dedicating a lot of time to building the design for Hint of Africa, which will offer unique African-style clothing and products, both new and upcycled...

Many sentences have started with "Once upon a time, I had a dream..." And even more goals, desires, and missions have come to life from this simple sentence, from these big dreams. When six or seven years ago...

Our cross. We are proud to be not only sponsors but also ambassadors of this year's Budapest International Documentary Film Festival's shocking, awakening, courageous and extraordinary film, Our Cross.

In Hungary, more and more Hungaricum Stipenedium scholarship students from Mali and Rwanda are studying across the country. Our support team of volunteers and mentors help them settle in after their arrival.

We have stayed at the Akagera Neighbors guesthouse, located next to Akagera National Park, several times during our trips to Rwanda. The owner is Jean Bosco who, together with his family, has started a programme called Akagera Kids...

Our 4-week summer course in entrepreneurship and English in Nyanza, organised by our volunteer Máté Kószó, has come to an end. During the four weeks the students had the opportunity to develop products, among other things,

This year's Arts Valley programme in Kapolcs was completed. We had the opportunity to present ourselves inside the Arts Green Courtyard. We presented the work of our foundation and...

Our foundation attended the event organized by Szívemben Született Afrika on the occasion of International Africa Day on May 25, 2023.

Soon I had two certainties: I wanted my future children to grow up in Africa, and if I ever felt my life was hopeless, I would leave everything behind and go to Africa.

"A Hungarian woman is helping women in distress in Africa, on the edge of a war zone – sometimes under life-threatening circumstances...

This year again we had the opportunity to present ourselves during the Africa Week in Pécs! Andrea Morris gave the presentation "Where do they come from, where do they go...?" about Dogon culture. Afterwards, a fashion show...

We participated in the Egy falat Afrika event in Budapest at the Kelenvölgyi Community House! Through exciting presentations, various organizations working on African-related issues and people who have traveled to Africa shared their experiences and insights...

Is there a perfect volunteer? No, but you don't have to be perfect! We all have values that, as part of a team of volunteers, we can bring to making a difference in the world.

The participants of the Rwandan Connection Tour have arrived home! Throughout intense two weeks, the foundation's staff and volunteer participants experienced a lot of excitement.

We started January with a sold-out event! On January 13th, we spent an interesting evening together, where we not only heard reports and future plans, but also enjoyed live Koran music by Lamine Siskora, who blessed the participants of the event with fantastic melodies.

But what is Hint of Africa or "Csipetnyi Afrika" in Hungarian?

We have reached a major milestone with our Girls' Cause program. The excisor woman who "served" the Sansfil slum has also "put down the knife," as they say.

The curatorium of the Close to Africa Foundation has decided which two students from Bamako will have the opportunity to attend a good university in their homeland with the Hungary Helps – Magyarország segít scholarship.

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Sini Sanuman, our partner foundation, has held its first meeting with the community leaders of Sanfils to raise awareness and talk about FGC.

We had a great time at the Africa Expo, meeting lots of new people. We were pleased to be joined by so many Supporters and Volunteers who attended four professional talks.

Our Foundation has been blessed to receive another fantastic donation from Károly Törös

We are very proud of our achievement which we could not have done without our sponsors!