This year, too, the Award for Civil Hungary will be presented

The Foundation for Citizens of Hungary is waiting for proposals for the awardees from private individuals or civil organizations until the end of September.

The Board of Trustees of the Foundation for Civil Hungary is presenting the Civil Hungary Award for the nineteenth time, which can be awarded each year to a person or community who, through their scientific, public, artistic, and charitable activities, has created lasting spiritual and human values, with which Hungary, the Hungarian nation, its it enriched a given community, promoted its strengthening within the European community in an authentic, professional and effective manner, and its activity well characterizes the civil-Christian-national community of values.

If the proposal concerns a private individual, the community builder's activities must be emphasized!

The Award for Civic Hungary consists of a plaque and a certificate, the amount of the allowance accompanying the award is HUF 5 million.

Our awardees so far:

Ms Dalma Mádl

Dr. Mária Schmidt

Attila F. Kovács

Ákos Kovács

Ilona Ekes

Dr. Tamás Gaudi-Nagy

Dr. Mária Kopp

Dr. Árpád Skrabski

Sándor Lezsák

Wilfried Martens

Miklós Duray

Peace march

Csaba Füsi

Andrea Miletics

Gergely Szilvágyi

The Voluntary Firefighters of the Church of Derceni in Transcarpathia

Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung

Our Southern Tragedy on the Narrows 1944-45 Foundation

Father Zoltán Osztie

Gy. Csaba Kiss

National Association of Large Families

Dr. András Csókay,

Prof. Dr. Emőke Bagdy

Mrs. Katalin Makray Schmitt

Batthyány Circle of Professors

We welcome referrals from individuals or civil organizations at the following contact details:

• e-mail: alapitvany@szpma.hu

• mail: 1143 Budapest, Stefánia út 20.

Deadline: September 17, 2023.

The submission must also include at least one - without spaces - 800 character justification!

The Foundation's Board of Trustees will decide on the awarding of the prize in September 2023. The award ceremony is expected to take place in the second half of December, in a ceremonial setting that is also open to the press.

Ádám Kavecsánszki, chairman of the board of trustees