On the first day of the winter holiday my mother and I delivered 92 shoe boxes filled to the brim with Christmas presents to Ciposdoboz's charity drop off point. Thank you very much to those who took part in this wonderful initiative to bring Christmas cheer through presents to numerous children throughout Hungary.
According to their website, Ciposdoboz charity collected 47 240 shoeboxes nationwide. The boxes donated were delivered in time for Christmas to children all over Hungary.
In a true spirit of sustainability, we used a cargo bike to deliver the present.
May your holidays be as cheerful as the children who you helped.
Alexander Payn
Year 13
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