Charity

MT&DC aspires to promote public service organizations and to help people in need.

Polish Humanitarian Organisation

Since 2008 we have been cooperating with the Polish Humanitarian Organisation training their employees in order to transfer best practices of project management.
We offer the employees and volunteers of the Polish Humanitarian Organisation an opportunity to participate in public project management trainings. Another kind of our activity focuses on giving help in natural disasters, as well as developing projects in infrastructure – which will promote education, increase public awareness and attract support from public and private institutions. We strongly believe that the knowledge gained at our trainings will allow PAH’s volunteers to help the needy around the world.

We promote “Pajacyk” (PAH’s project) on our web site. The aim of the project is to collect money to feed hungry children in Poland. You could help too, just click on Pajacyk’s tummy which appears on our home page. Each and every click means  one child will get a warm meal.

Children’s homes

For many years now, we have given Christmas packages to orphans and have sent Christmas cards to support many charity organizations’ activities, (UNICEF).

Our six-year cooperation with Amplico Life resulted in the Summer English Academy Programme for children. A total of 330 children from orphanages in Krasnem, Gryźlinach, Białowieża, Widełkach, Chorzeńcu, Lodz and family homes of Grabinka, Łękawicy, Ostroda, Augustow, Brzezina and Plock. Our Aim was to introduce the children to English language which has become a lingua franca . We hope the contact with English during the summer holidays will make the children aware of the importance of learning a foreign language for their future success at work and in travelling. Apart from learning English, the children had unforgettable holidays with numerous attractive tours of Warsaw. They visited the “Sejm” (Polish Parliament), the Polish TV (TVP) Station. They went bowling at HULA-KULA Entertainment Centre. They also went on a cruise in Zegrzyński Lagoon. They had dancing lessons and other sports activities. The children had a meeting with Małgorzata Kożuchowska (a famous polish actress) and listened to Renata Łukiańczuk from the Office of the Committee for European Integration, who told them about benefits of EU membership. The holiday finished with fantastic prizes like: bicycles, scooters and walkmans. The Children spent their holidays in the premises of luxurious the “Promenada” hotel in Rynia, “Conference Center - Energetyk” in Jachranka on the Zegrzyński Lagoon and in the Falenty Training and Conference Center.

go up