Hungarian-Canadian Cultural Association of Calgary

The Hungarian-Canadian Cultural Association of Calgary is a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving and promoting Hungarian culture, heritage, history, language, and traditions within the Hungarian Canadian community in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. This association serves as a meeting place for individuals of Hungarian descent and those interested in Hungarian culture.

Mission and Activities

The association provides facilities for cultural gatherings and activities, including meetings and events for ethnic Hungarians and other interested parties. It also offers youth activities and facilitates cultural exchange.

Registered Charity Status

As a registered charity with the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA), the organization complies with CRA requirements and has been issued a unique charitable registration number. This status allows the association to accept donations and provide tax receipts to donors, supporting its mission through secure and efficient fundraising tools.

Cultural Events

In addition to its regular activities, the broader Hungarian community in Calgary participates in various cultural and social events, including celebrations of Hungarian holidays, traditions, and commemorative events. An annual highlight is the Hungarian Gala debutante ball, which is a significant cultural event for the community.

Community Impact

By maintaining Hungarian cultural identity and fostering a sense of community among Hungarians in Calgary, the association plays a vital role in preserving cultural heritage in Alberta. It acts as a bridge between Hungarian traditions and Canadian society, enriching the cultural diversity of the region.

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