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Christmas concert benefiting the St. Francis of Deva Foundation

The Hungarian Reformed Church of Washington, DC and Rozsafa Ensemble cordially invite you to a charity Christmas concert benefiting the St. Francis of Deva Foundation.11/29/2017 - The Hungarian Reformed Church of Washington, DC and Rozsafa Ensemble cordially invite you to a charity Christmas concert benefiting the St. Francis of Deva Foundation.

Come and join us for a special evening with special musicians for a great cause. Your generous donations will support the children in the orphanages in the care of the St. Francis of Deva Foundation.

Among other esteemed folk musicians, the concert will feature Laszlo Orban, former lead violinist of the Hungarian State Folk Ensemble of seven years.

The concert is on December 2nd, 2017, at 5:00 pm, at the Hungarian Reformed Church of Washington D.C. 4500 Massachusetts Ave., NW, Washington DC 20016

No tickets will be sold at the door and seating is limited. Purchase your tickets in advance online to reserve your seat.


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The American Hungarian Federation® (AHF) (Amerikai Magyar Szövetség / AMSZ), an all volunteer, non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, was founded in 1906.

The American Hungarian Federation® (AHF) (Amerikai Magyar Szövetség / AMSZ), an all volunteer, non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, was founded in 1906 in Cleveland, Ohio. The largest Hungarian-American umbrella organization in the United States, AHF is also among the oldest ethnic organizations in the country. AHF was established as an association of Hungarian societies, institutions and churches to "defend the interest of Americans of Hungarian origin in the United States."

Over the past 100 years, AHF's mission has broadened to include support of people of Hungarian descent on both sides of the Atlantic and in the successor states of the Carpathian Basin. The American Hungarian Federation strives to unite the American Hungarian community through work that supports common goals. AHF is a national, non-partisan, independent umbrella organization representing the interests of its member organizations and the Hungarian American community.

The 1907 Kohányi Szózat (Appeal)

“Amerika egy millió magyarja, nemcsak hogy követeljük, de keresztül is visszük azt, hogy Magyarország népénekugyanabban a szabadságban, ugyanabban az igazságban, ugyanabban a jólétben legyen resze, mint a mely szabadság, igazság, es jólét abban az Amerikában van amelynek lakósai, polgárai vagyunk.”

“We, America’s 1 million Hungarians, do not just demand, but will work to ensure that the people of Hungary may partake in the same freedom, the same justice, the same prosperity as we, citizens of America, partake.”
- Kohanyi Tihamer, AHF President, 1907

 

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