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The MOHU Mosolyra váltó program Supports New Charities at REpont Machines

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At the intersection of waste management and social responsibility, the MOHU Mosolyra váltó program has reached another milestone. Based on an announcement by the Hungarian News Agency (MTI) and official information from MOHU MOL Waste Management Ltd., the initiative has begun supporting three new organizations in the second half of 2026. In our article, we present how consumers can help at REpont machines and exactly where the donations from deposit fees will go.

In short: The MOHU Mosolyra váltó program supports three new organizations in the second half of 2026: the Foundation for the Protection of Children with Heart Disease, the Hungarian Food Bank Association, and the Red Nose Clowndoctors Foundation. Consumers can donate their bottle deposit fees at over 4,000 REpont DRS machines nationwide. Since the program’s launch in 2024, more than 520 million HUF has been collected for charity.

The Success of the MOHU Mosolyra váltó program and the REpont Network

The MOHU Mosolyra váltó program is one of the most important social pillars of the domestic Deposit Return System (DRS), allowing the public to quickly and easily donate their bottle deposit fees to charitable causes. This option is currently available at more than 4,000 REpont machines nationwide, making it easy to incorporate into everyday consumer routines during regular shopping trips.

In the period since the initiative’s launch in 2024, the numbers speak for themselves: consumers have supported various important social causes with a total of more than 520 million HUF. This significant amount demonstrates that environmental awareness and solidarity can be successfully combined. It is also worth noting that recently, the entire waste management ecosystem has been evolving, such as the successful implementation of the DRS facility trial operations, which represent the technological backbone behind these green initiatives.

For the second half of 2026, the incoming funds will be directed to three prominent organizations. Let’s look in detail at how the collected donations will be used!

Foundation for the Protection of Children with Heart Disease: Focus on Healthcare Infrastructure

The Foundation for the Protection of Children with Heart Disease (Szívbeteg Gyermekek Védelmében Alapítvány) will use the resources provided by the donations directly for healthcare infrastructure development and equipment procurement. According to official plans, the organization will renew the hospital rooms of the Gottsegen György National Cardiovascular Institute’s Pediatric Heart Center. Furthermore, the collected funds will be used to purchase modern medical equipment that assists in pediatric care, which is essential for high-quality cardiovascular treatment.

Hungarian Food Bank Association: 300,000 Kilograms of Rescued Food

The Hungarian Food Bank Association (Magyar Élelmiszerbank Egyesület) will utilize the incoming donations in two extremely important areas. The primary goal of the organization is to rescue approximately 300,000 kilograms of surplus food and distribute it to people in need. This quantity represents a huge help to those living in poverty, while simultaneously reducing environmental food waste significantly.

In addition to physical food rescue, the organization focuses on developing its digital infrastructure. Plans include the design and implementation of a modern, national-level digital donation distribution system, which will make providing for those in need even more efficient and transparent in the future.

Red Nose Clowndoctors Foundation: Mental Support and Methodology

The Red Nose Clowndoctors Foundation (Piros Orr Bohócdoktorok Alapítvány) works for the psychological and mental health of sick children and those in need. With the help of the support derived from deposit fees, the organization can further develop its mental support programs and unique methodologies. The announcement emphasizes that these developments will be realized especially in child psychiatry, healthcare, and social areas.

MOHU’s Long-Term Goals in Social Responsibility

The clear goal of MOHU MOL Waste Management Ltd. is to provide a stable, continuous opportunity for charitable donations in the long term through this initiative. The national network of over 4,000 REpont machines guarantees that supporting social initiatives is easily accessible to everyone. The original source and further information are also available on MOHU’s official website: mohu.hu official release.


FAQ

Which organizations are currently supported by the MOHU Mosolyra váltó program?

In the second half of 2026, the program supports the Foundation for the Protection of Children with Heart Disease, the Hungarian Food Bank Association, and the Red Nose Clowndoctors Foundation.

Where can consumers make a donation?

Donations can be made at over 4,000 REpont DRS machines across Hungary by selecting the charity option for the deposit fee on the screen.

How much has been donated since the start of the program?

Since its launch in 2024, consumers have donated over 520 million HUF to various social causes through the deposit return system.

What will the Hungarian Food Bank Association use the funds for?

The association plans to rescue and distribute approximately 300,000 kilograms of surplus food to people in need, alongside developing a new national digital donation distribution system.

Ladányi Roland
Ladányi Rolandhttp://envilove.hu
Roland Ladányi is an environmental professional and waste management expert dedicated to promoting sustainability and the circular economy. As the founder and driving force behind the dontwasteit.hu platform, he provides up-to-date news, in-depth analysis, and practical solutions aimed at shaping an environmentally conscious mindset. His work focuses on waste reduction and efficient resource management, bridging the gap between technical expertise and clear, accessible public communication.
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