Összefogás a Toleranciáért Alapítvány

Összefogás a Toleranciáért Alapítvány (Foundation for Unity for Tolerance) is a Hungarian public-benefit foundation registered in 2010. Its founder is Rási Zoltán Zsolt, known under the artist name Amanda Elstak, who serves as chair of the foundation. The foundation's board includes vice-chair Győry Mária and members Major Gabriella, Dr. Papp Tímea, and Batu Andrea. The foundation pursues long-term public-interest goals including organizing education and job creation for the Roma minority, promoting equal opportunities for Roma, providing AIDS information and prevention, protecting the interests of sex workers and informing them about sexually transmitted disease prevention, promoting acceptance of transgender, lesbian, and bisexual people, supporting transgender people through education and job creation, and organizing lectures, charity evenings, galas, award ceremonies, events, concerts, and festivals. Its public-benefit activities, as listed under Section 26(c) of Act CLVI of 1997, cover health preservation, disease prevention, therapeutic and health rehabilitation; education and training, skills development, and awareness-raising; promoting social equal opportunities for disadvantaged groups; and activities related to national and ethnic minorities in Hungary and Hungarians beyond the borders. The foundation is known for organizing the Magyar Tolerancia Díj (Hungarian Tolerance Award), the Magyar Jótékonysági Díj (Hungarian Charity Award), and the Magyar Aids Gála (Hungarian AIDS Gala). Its official website is otalapitvany.eu.

Összefogás a Toleranciáért Alapítvány was registered in Hungary in 2010. Its founder is Rási Zoltán Zsolt, who uses the artist name Amanda Elstak and serves as chair of the foundation, with a mandate stated to run until 31 December 2020. The foundation was established as a public-benefit organization under Hungarian law, specifically Act CLVI of 1997 on public-benefit organizations. Its declared long-term public-interest goals include supporting the Roma minority through education and job creation, promoting equal opportunities, providing AIDS information and prevention, protecting the interests of sex workers and informing them about sexually transmitted disease prevention, promoting acceptance of transgender, lesbian, and bisexual people, supporting transgender people through education and job creation, and organizing lectures, charity evenings, galas, award ceremonies, events, concerts, and festivals. The foundation carries out its public-benefit activities in areas such as health preservation, disease prevention, therapeutic and health rehabilitation; education and training, skills development, and awareness-raising; promoting social equal opportunities for disadvantaged groups; and activities related to national and ethnic minorities in Hungary and Hungarians beyond the borders. It is known for organizing the Magyar Tolerancia Díj (Hungarian Tolerance Award), the Magyar Jótékonysági Díj (Hungarian Charity Award), and the Magyar Aids Gála (Hungarian AIDS Gala).

• 2010

  Foundation registered in Hungary.

Hungarian public-benefit foundation focused on tolerance, minority rights, and health prevention.

• Magyar Tolerancia Díj

  Hungarian Tolerance Award organized by the foundation.

• Magyar Jótékonysági Díj

  Hungarian Charity Award organized by the foundation.

• Magyar Aids Gála

  Hungarian AIDS Gala organized by the foundation.

1. 1Összefogás a Toleranciáért Alapítvány – Wikidatawikidata.org
2. 2Összefogás a Toleranciáért Alapítvány – Hungarian Wikipediahu.wikipedia.org