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4 tag megtekintéseWe spend your donation to give back the childhood of seriously and chronically ill children with the help of our method, the therapeutic recreation.
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Bátor Tábor was established in 2001, and offers complex therapeutic recreation programs for children with cancer, diabetes, JRA or haemophilia and for their families. In the summer Children’s Camps, in the spring and fall Family Camps and Sibling Camps are offered free of charge to the campers and their families. All programs are meant to provide a feeling of success, which positively influences their self-esteem and recovery process. These are the feelings that make us to the line on 15 June 2014 at the 21st K&H marathon relay and commit to running 42195 meters and collecting 200 000 HUF in charities. Please stand by us and sponsor a few strides of our run in the form of a donation. Hopefully, next year you'll be at the starting line as well!
Király Róbert
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5 000 HUF
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Siegl András
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X HUF
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Maródi Ildikó
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2 500 HUF
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Gerber Edit
10 éve
2 500 HUF
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Szalai-Csuka Böbi
10 éve
5 000 HUF
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Dékány Adrienn
10 éve
2 500 HUF
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Horvát Rita
10 éve
2 500 HUF
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Mocsáry Gabriella
10 éve
10 000 HUF
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Valent Viki
10 éve
2 500 HUF
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Rapcsák Márti
10 éve
1 000 HUF
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Kiss Katalin
10 éve
1 000 HUF
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Nyirati Rita
10 éve
2 500 HUF
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Magonyi Erika
10 éve
X HUF
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Reich Orsolya
10 éve
2 500 HUF
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Gyarmati Zoltán
10 éve
3 000 HUF
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Gömöry Tamás
10 éve
1 000 HUF
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dr. Bátorfi Béla
10 éve
10 000 HUF
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X HUF
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Király Róbert
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5 000 HUF
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Siegl András
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X HUF
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Maródi Ildikó
10 éve
2 500 HUF
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