The Planetrise Foundation was established in 2021 by a couple of enthusiastic young people headquartered in Kisvárda.
Our goal is to support the process of sustainable development, preserve diverse cultures and promote a healthy lifestyle at every level of society in order to lay the groundwork for a more livable and unified world.
Our mission is to help preserve our values and shape our natural and built environment, as well as our society, through concrete actions, programs, awareness campaigns, education, and mindset-shaping efforts—all in the spirit of sustainability.
We initiate positive changes in thinking to help shape a more conscious and responsible society—together.
We are deeply committed to protecting our natural assets, ensuring a clean and livable environment for future generations.
We foster balance between economic, social, and environmental aspects—for a world that remains livable in the long term.
We provide knowledge as a compass—tools that help individuals navigate the world and take part in shaping it.
We create space for creativity, dialogue and the reinterpretation of traditions—because culture connects, inspires and builds community.
We actively participate in shaping public life, supporting social initiatives and collaboration through volunteer and community programs.
A part of the Body of Christ lives in Congo as well, which is why we cannot turn our backs on this predominantly Christian country rich in natural resources. We have the opportunity for long-term cooperation with our local brothers and sisters, who are blessed with a strong fighting spirit – affirms and demonstrates Gergő Péter Juhász. We spoke...
Dr. Kassaye Ashine Kibret, an Ethiopian ENT specialist, arrived in Hungary on May 18 for an official professional visit, organized and supported by our Association and the Embassy of Ethiopia in Hungary.
A Christian congregation in the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo expressed gratitude during a worship service to the Hungarian Reformed Church and the Hungary Helps Program for their support during a tragic situation. In February, seventy members of the congregation were abducted and killed because of their Christian faith.
April 22 – a day to remind us that the Earth does not belong to us, but to our grandchildren.
Through different type of volunteer programmes you can explore the world, gain deep insight into the everyday lives of different cultures and acquire skills that will benefit you anywhere.
Volunteering teaches you to adapt, makes you more open-minded, strengthens your problem-solving abilities and helps you understand how real change can be achieved.
It enhances your communication and collaboration skills as you learn languages, face challenges and begin to see the world from new perspectives.
Your support enables us to make a meaningful impact on environmental protection, the dissemination of knowledge, community empowerment, and aid for those in need.
Our foundation's mission is to build a more sustainable, just, and liveable society—where cultural values, social cohesion, and equal opportunities are accessible to all.
Thank you for contributing to this shared mission!