The idea of Charity Taxi Foundation was born in the refugee crisis in 2015, where many of the Syrian refugees had to camp temporarily in Budapest. The main idea was that Budapest, the Hungarian capital has things like food, furniture, clothes that are not needed. There are many small towns, villages who are in need, so I wanted to connect them. We want to be more than only a charity foundation: it encourages social responsibility and allows people to make connections from different backgrounds. We help to build a more sustainable tomorrow with more equal and more responsible people in it. 

We go to our donators and collect the donations, and bring it to those in need. Our routes are a chance for small towns and villages to have an event, for people to connect, to get to know each other. We also like to take parts on team buildings, help companies in their CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) activities.

We usually organize Second Hand markets in Budapest, offering donated clothes at a friendly price. It supports sustainability because people get to buy second-hand clothes instead of fast fashion, it helps our good cause. Besides all this we provide trainings for leaders as well focusing on community management and to enable effective organizational work.