Laura, Kamilla, Janka, Ildi, and Nóri arrived at the airport full of excitement, ready to embark on a journey into the magical world of Harry Potter in London. The magic began right at the airport, when the Wizz Air captain and crew came to greet us personally. On board, everyone received a surprise package, and at the end of the flight, we even got to visit the cockpit.

In the afternoon, we set off to follow in Harry’s footsteps and visited Platform 9 ¾ at King’s Cross Station, hoping we, too, might pass through the wall. While we didn’t quite make it to wizarding school, we did make it to a Harry Potter shop, where we looked around in awe and wonder.

Naturally, the highlight of our time in London—the “Big Day”—was our visit to the Harry Potter Studios, where we spent several hours exploring real film sets, costumes, props, and even got a behind-the-scenes look at special effects and animation techniques used in the movies. We had the chance to board the Hogwarts Express and even fly on the Nimbus 2000!

Luckily, we also had time to witness the Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace and admire several of its rooms and gardens from the inside. We strolled past Westminster Abbey, Big Ben, and the Tower of London, and enjoyed breathtaking views of the city from the 34th floor of the Sky Garden. Of course, we couldn’t miss the massive M&M’s store or Hamleys—the world’s oldest toy store, spread across seven floors.

Tired but filled with unforgettable memories, our little team returned home to Budapest.

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We would like to thank Wizz Air Hungary Ltd and the flight crew for this one-of-a-kind experience, Danubius Regent’s Park for the warm hospitality, the Pro Filii Foundation, the PannErgy Nyrt. as well as Tímea and our other private supporters for their generous contributions, which helped make Nora’s dream trip full of lifelong memories come true.

Laura, Kamilla, Janka, Ildi, and Nóri arrived at the airport full of excitement, ready to embark on a journey into the magical world of Harry Potter in London. The magic began right at the airport, when the Wizz Air captain and crew came to greet us personally. On board, everyone received a surprise package, and at the end of the flight, we even got to visit the cockpit.

In the afternoon, we set off to follow in Harry’s footsteps and visited Platform 9 ¾ at King’s Cross Station, hoping we, too, might pass through the wall. While we didn’t quite make it to wizarding school, we did make it to a Harry Potter shop, where we looked around in awe and wonder.

Naturally, the highlight of our time in London—the “Big Day”—was our visit to the Harry Potter Studios, where we spent several hours exploring real film sets, costumes, props, and even got a behind-the-scenes look at special effects and animation techniques used in the movies. We had the chance to board the Hogwarts Express and even fly on the Nimbus 2000!

Luckily, we also had time to witness the Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace and admire several of its rooms and gardens from the inside. We strolled past Westminster Abbey, Big Ben, and the Tower of London, and enjoyed breathtaking views of the city from the 34th floor of the Sky Garden. Of course, we couldn’t miss the massive M&M’s store or Hamleys—the world’s oldest toy store, spread across seven floors.

Tired but filled with unforgettable memories, our little team returned home to Budapest.

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We would like to thank Wizz Air Hungary Ltd. and the flight crew for this one-of-a-kind experience, Danubius Regent’s Park for the warm hospitality, as well as Colgate-Palmolive Kft. and our private supporters for their generous contributions, which helped make Laura’s dream trip full of lifelong memories come true.

Laura, Kamilla, Janka, Ildi, and Nóri arrived at the airport full of excitement, ready to embark on a journey into the magical world of Harry Potter in London. The magic began right at the airport, when the Wizz Air captain and crew came to greet us personally. On board, everyone received a surprise package, and at the end of the flight, we even got to visit the cockpit.

In the afternoon, we set off to follow in Harry’s footsteps and visited Platform 9 ¾ at King’s Cross Station, hoping we, too, might pass through the wall. While we didn’t quite make it to wizarding school, we did make it to a Harry Potter shop, where we looked around in awe and wonder.

Naturally, the highlight of our time in London—the “Big Day”—was our visit to the Harry Potter Studios, where we spent several hours exploring real film sets, costumes, props, and even got a behind-the-scenes look at special effects and animation techniques used in the movies. We had the chance to board the Hogwarts Express and even fly on the Nimbus 2000!

Luckily, we also had time to witness the Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace and admire several of its rooms and gardens from the inside. We strolled past Westminster Abbey, Big Ben, and the Tower of London, and enjoyed breathtaking views of the city from the 34th floor of the Sky Garden. Of course, we couldn’t miss the massive M&M’s store or Hamleys—the world’s oldest toy store, spread across seven floors.

Tired but filled with unforgettable memories, our little team returned home to Budapest.

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We would like to thank Wizz Air Hungary Ltd and the flight crew for this one-of-a-kind experience, Danubius Regent’s Park for the warm hospitality, the Pro Filii Alapítvány as well as Tímea and our other private supporters for their generous contributions, which helped make Kamilla’s dream trip full of lifelong memories come true.

Laura, Kamilla, Janka, Ildi, and Nóri arrived at the airport full of excitement, ready to embark on a journey into the magical world of Harry Potter in London. The magic began right at the airport, when the Wizz Air captain and crew came to greet us personally. On board, everyone received a surprise package, and at the end of the flight, we even got to visit the cockpit.

In the afternoon, we set off to follow in Harry’s footsteps and visited Platform 9 ¾ at King’s Cross Station, hoping we, too, might pass through the wall. While we didn’t quite make it to wizarding school, we did make it to a Harry Potter shop, where we looked around in awe and wonder.

Naturally, the highlight of our time in London—the “Big Day”—was our visit to the Harry Potter Studios, where we spent several hours exploring real film sets, costumes, props, and even got a behind-the-scenes look at special effects and animation techniques used in the movies. We had the chance to board the Hogwarts Express and even fly on the Nimbus 2000!

Luckily, we also had time to witness the Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace and admire several of its rooms and gardens from the inside. We strolled past Westminster Abbey, Big Ben, and the Tower of London, and enjoyed breathtaking views of the city from the 34th floor of the Sky Garden. Of course, we couldn’t miss the massive M&M’s store or Hamleys—the world’s oldest toy store, spread across seven floors.

Tired but filled with unforgettable memories, our little team returned home to Budapest.

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We would like to thank Wizz Air Hungary Ltd and the flight crew for this one-of-a-kind experience, Danubius Regent’s Park for the warm hospitality, the Pro Pro Filii Foundation as well as Ötlet Szalon Kft., Tímea and our private supporters for their generous contributions, which helped make Janka’s dream trip full of lifelong memories come true.

Laura, Kamilla, Janka, Ildi, and Nóri arrived at the airport full of excitement, ready to embark on a journey into the magical world of Harry Potter in London. The magic began right at the airport, when the Wizz Air captain and crew came to greet us personally. On board, everyone received a surprise package, and at the end of the flight, we even got to visit the cockpit.

In the afternoon, we set off to follow in Harry’s footsteps and visited Platform 9 ¾ at King’s Cross Station, hoping we, too, might pass through the wall. While we didn’t quite make it to wizarding school, we did make it to a Harry Potter shop, where we looked around in awe and wonder.

Naturally, the highlight of our time in London—the “Big Day”—was our visit to the Harry Potter Studios, where we spent several hours exploring real film sets, costumes, props, and even got a behind-the-scenes look at special effects and animation techniques used in the movies. We had the chance to board the Hogwarts Express and even fly on the Nimbus 2000!

Luckily, we also had time to witness the Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace and admire several of its rooms and gardens from the inside. We strolled past Westminster Abbey, Big Ben, and the Tower of London, and enjoyed breathtaking views of the city from the 34th floor of the Sky Garden. Of course, we couldn’t miss the massive M&M’s store or Hamleys—the world’s oldest toy store, spread across seven floors.

Tired but filled with unforgettable memories, our little team returned home to Budapest.

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We would like to thank Wizz Air Hungary Ltd and the flight crew for this one-of-a-kind experience, Danubius Regent’s Park for the warm hospitality, the Colgate-Palmolive Kft. as well as Tímea and our other private supporters for their generous contributions, which helped make Ildiko’s dream trip full of lifelong memories come true.

Barnabás came to us with a special request: he wished to visit one of the world’s largest tank museums, located in Bovington, England.

He had been waiting for the trip a very long time and was nervous whether we’d make it during the originally planned dates, since some of his tests and treatments were delayed. We spoke with his mother several times, always assuring her that the trip would happen—because we felt it simply must. Barni deserved it.

The tank museum exceeded all expectations. There are 300 different tanks to see and even touch… each more massive than the last. It may sound odd to say that some of these steel giants were beautiful—though they were built for a sorrowful purpose—but many of them are undeniably engineering marvels. We didn’t know where to look first, but luckily the museum was incredibly well designed. It breaks down tank history by era, making it easy for anyone to learn. We explored everything from the earliest test tanks to today’s Challenger 2, from World War I trenches to soldier diets.

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Barnabás could name all but 3 of the tanks and knew many details about them—his knowledge is remarkable. His interest in tanks is no coincidence—he wants to become a mechanical engineer.

After several hours of “tanking” we took a long drive to London, where Barnabás saw more in a single day than most people do in a week—thanks in part to our kind supporter Edina, a professional tour guide.
Upon hearing Barnabás’s story, Edina enthusiastically offered her help and gave us an amazing guided tour of central London, including the government quarter, royal palaces, and nearby parks. We all learned a lot from her.

Within our one day in the capital, we explored the whole city center—and even visited Buckingham Palace. At Barnabás’s request, we ended the long day at Tower Bridge.

We hope he was enriched with many beautiful and fascinating experiences that will give him strength on his road to full recovery.

On behalf of Barnabás, we thank our supporters: Wizz Air Hungary Ltd, Danubius Hotel Regents Park's management and staff, the Kontron Hungary Kft. and our private sponsors—including Edina—for making Barnabás’s special dream come true.

Please read Aleksander's own report how his very special wish became fulfilled:

Since I was a small kid and first started playing the cello, I have always had two wishes:

• to have my own, unique master cello that would give me wings, and
  
• to meet Yo-Yo Ma, who to me is quite possibly the most creative classical performing artist of our time.

Yo-Yo Ma is not only a musician, but also an incredibly versatile, renaissance person whose spirit has always propelled me forward. Until last year, I believed nothing could stop me from chasing my dreams to one day become one of the best cellists on the planet. From the age of six, I won various international competitions, received media attention through Virtuosos and the Goldene Note, and, for the past six years, I had the privilege of studying under István Várdai in Vienna.

But in January 2024, when I was diagnosed with a fast-growing brain tumor, my entire world turned upside down. I was blessed with incredible support from my family, friends, school, and many organizations who stood by me during this journey. Yet, above all, it has been Csodalámpa that allowed me to keep living my dreams.

Thanks to Csodalámpa, last week I had the privilege of meeting and making music with my great inspiration, Yo-Yo Ma in North-Germany, Osnabrück, after his opening performance at the Morgenland Festival.

From the moment we arrived, everything was exceptional.

Yo-Yo Ma welcomed each of us with big hugs, as though we would have been old friends. Then he immediately placed his Stradivari in my hands. We played Vivaldi’s double concerto together. It was incredible to become a team with him, experiencing firsthand his spontaneity, energy, and deep humanity.
After we finished, Yo-Yo Ma encouraged me to go on and to play more. So I played Bach and Wieniawski for him.

I understood that we would have a short meeting, but it turned into a full hour of music, fun, joy and inspiration. I still don’t quite have the words to express what this meant to me.

What Yo-Yo Ma gave me (and all of us) was beyond words.
The moments of making music together with him have become the most powerful, healing memory of my life—one that I will treasure forever. I would like to thank the tireless support of the Csodalámpa team, without whom the meeting could not have taken place.

Playing together - a dream come true

In the name of Aleksander we would like to thank Yo-Yo Ma for his kind help for fulfilling Aleks' wish, Ms. Anke Schauer, project manager and Mr. M. Dreyer, Aritistic Director of Morgenland Festival Osnabrück, and last but not least Ms Jenniffer Chen from Sound Posting / Office of Yo-Yo Ma for organising the meeting.

We would like to thank the support of Budapest Marriott Hotel, MVM Zrt. and our private sponsors, among them Ágnes, Tímea, Zsuzsanna, and the colleagues of Morgan Stanley.

David Sinkovics
wish coordinator
Osnabrück, June 30, 2025

Vivien’s wish was to have a tablet for school, so that she could keep up with her studies and stay in touch with her classmates and friends. She has a long way to go, but she’s so cheerful and radiates kindness. Vivien is surrounded by a loving family and a circle of caring friends.

I wish for you to be very happy and full of smiles from now on, too.


We would like to thank Forbes Magyarország, that with their support also Vivien's wish got fulfilled.

Tamara had been eagerly waiting for her wish to come true. As soon as she received the tablet, she immediately started unboxing it. Her joy was incredible. Tamara said that now she also has her own tablet and she’s going to watch a lot of cartoons on it.


We would like to thank Forbes Magyarország, that with their support also Tamara's wish got fulfilled.

Please read Aleksander's own report how his very special wish became fulfilled:

Since I was a small kid and first started playing the cello, I have always had two wishes:

• to have my own, unique master cello that would give me wings, and
  
• to meet Yo-Yo Ma, who to me is quite possibly the most creative classical performing artist of our time.

Yo-Yo Ma is not only a musician, but also an incredibly versatile, renaissance person whose spirit has always propelled me forward. Until last year, I believed nothing could stop me from chasing my dreams to one day become one of the best cellists on the planet. From the age of six, I won various international competitions, received media attention through Virtuosos and the Goldene Note, and, for the past six years, I had the privilege of studying under István Várdai in Vienna.

But in January 2024, when I was diagnosed with a fast-growing brain tumor, my entire world turned upside down. I was blessed with incredible support from my family, friends, school, and many organizations who stood by me during this journey. Yet, above all, it has been Csodalámpa that allowed me to keep living my dreams.

Thanks to Csodalámpa, last week I had the privilege of meeting and making music with my great inspiration, Yo-Yo Ma in North-Germany, Osnabrück, after his opening performance at the Morgenland Festival.

From the moment we arrived, everything was exceptional.

Yo-Yo Ma welcomed each of us with big hugs, as though we would have been old friends. Then he immediately placed his Stradivari in my hands. We played Vivaldi’s double concerto together. It was incredible to become a team with him, experiencing firsthand his spontaneity, energy, and deep humanity.
After we finished, Yo-Yo Ma encouraged me to go on and to play more. So I played Bach and Wieniawski for him.

I understood that we would have a short meeting, but it turned into a full hour of music, fun, joy and inspiration. I still don’t quite have the words to express what this meant to me.

What Yo-Yo Ma gave me (and all of us) was beyond words.
The moments of making music together with him have become the most powerful, healing memory of my life—one that I will treasure forever. I would like to thank the tireless support of the Csodalámpa team, without whom the meeting could not have taken place.

Playing together - a dream come true

In the name of Aleksander we would like to thank Yo Yo Ma for his kind help for fulfilling Aleks' wish, Ms. Anke Schauer, project manager and Mr. M. Dreyer, Aritistic Director of Morgenland Festival Osnabrück, and last but not least Ms Jenniffer Chen from Sound Posting / Office of Yo Yo Ma for organising the meeting.
We would also like to thank the support of Budapest Marriott Hotel, MVM Zrt. and our private sponsors, among them Ágnes, Zsuzsanna, and the colleagues of Morgan Stanley.

David Sinkovics
wish coordinator
Osnabrück, June 30, 2025

Patrik is still a student, but he already knows he wants to be a welder. His hobby is playing football.

Today I was pleased to give the boy the mobile phone in the name of the Magic Lamp Foundation that he had been longing for.

Patrik went home happily with his new phone.

We would like to thank the generous guests and management of the Corinthia Budapest as well as our private sponsors, for making Patrik's wish come true with their help!

Early in the morning, the small group met at the airport. The two families got to know each other and waited excitedly for departure. With the help of the WizzAir representative, we were the first to board the plane. Blanka and Milán each received a gift package from the crew, and upon landing in Paris, they were allowed to see the “sea of displays” inside the cockpit.

After checking in to our accommodation, the real adventure began. We visited the newly reopened Notre Dame, admired the stunning stained glass windows of Sainte Chapelle, and took a sightseeing boat ride on the Seine.

On Friday, the city greeted us with gloomy weather, but this didn’t dampen the group’s enthusiasm—we set off on our daily excursion. Our first stop was the Louvre, followed by the Opera House, the famous Place Vendôme, and a walk through the Tuileries Garden all the way to Place de la Concorde, where the Obelisk stands. Along the way, we enjoyed a delicious pastry at one of Paris’s renowned patisseries, Cedric Grolet. We saw many “iconic” buildings: the Grand Palais, Petit Palais, the Élysée Palace—too many to list! We continued our walk along the Champs-Élysées.

Blanka was thrilled to visit the Dior Museum, while Milán and I tried the hamburgers at Five Guys. After a short rest, we admired the Arc de Triomphe. Since we still had some energy left, we took the metro to the Pompidou Center and also saw the remains of the Bastille.

Saturday brought great excitement as we headed to the Eiffel Tower. After climbing two floors, we took the elevator to the top. Luckily, the earlier rain had stopped and the skies had cleared a bit, offering us an incredible view. We spent a long time taking in the panoramic sights of Paris.

Our next destination was Sacré-Cœur. We were greeted by a bustling and cheerful crowd at the basilica and throughout Montmartre. We strolled through streets full of shops, visited the “I Love You” wall—where the phrase is written in 250 languages including Hungarian—and of course, saw the Moulin Rouge.

On Sunday, before heading home, we visited the Dôme des Invalides to see Napoleon’s tomb.

Blanka and Milán returned home with countless memories and spent unforgettable days in the French capital. They enjoyed the sights, the many beautiful experiences, and the delights of French cuisine. This experience will surely stay in their hearts forever.

On behalf of Milán, we would like to express our heartfelt thanks to our supporters: Wizz Air Hungary Ltd., Henkel Magyarország Kft., and our private sponsor Renáta, whose help made yet another child’s dream come true.

Early in the morning, the small group met at the airport. The two families got to know each other and waited excitedly for departure. With the help of the WizzAir representative, we were the first to board the plane. Blanka and Milán each received a gift package from the crew, and upon landing in Paris, they were invited to view the “sea of displays” inside the cockpit.

After checking into our accommodation, the real adventure began. We visited the newly reopened Notre Dame Cathedral, admired the stunning stained glass windows of Sainte Chapelle, and went on a sightseeing boat cruise along the Seine.

On Friday, the city greeted us with cloudy weather, but this didn’t dampen the spirits of the group—we set off on our daily excursion. Our first stop was the Louvre, followed by the Opera House, the famous Place Vendôme, and a walk through the Tuileries Garden all the way to Place de la Concorde, where the Obelisk stands. Along the way, we enjoyed a delicious pastry at one of Paris’s most famous patisseries, Cedric Grolet. We saw many “iconic” buildings: the Grand Palais, Petit Palais, the Élysée Palace—too many to list! We continued our walk along the Champs-Élysées.

Blanka was thrilled to visit the Dior Museum, while Milán and I enjoyed burgers at Five Guys. After a short rest, we admired the Arc de Triomphe. Since we still had energy, we took the metro to the Pompidou Center and also saw the remains of the Bastille.

Saturday brought great excitement as we headed to the Eiffel Tower. After climbing two floors, we took the elevator to the very top. Fortunately, the earlier rain had stopped and the skies had cleared, offering us a breathtaking view. We spent a long time admiring the Parisian panorama.

Our next destination was Sacré-Cœur. We were welcomed by a bustling and joyful atmosphere at the basilica and throughout Montmartre. We walked through the shop-lined streets, visited the “I Love You” wall—where the phrase is written in 250 languages, including Hungarian—and of course, saw the Moulin Rouge.

On Sunday, before our return home, we visited the Dôme des Invalides and viewed Napoleon’s tomb.

Blanka and Milán returned home with countless experiences and spent unforgettable days in the French capital. They enjoyed the sights, the many beautiful moments, and the delights of French cuisine. This is an experience that will surely stay in their hearts forever.

On behalf of Blanka, we extend our heartfelt thanks to our supporters: Wizz Air Hungary Ltd., the Pro Filii Alapítvány, Henkel Magyarország Kft., Ildikó &. Gabor and their bridal guests for helping us make this young lady’s dream come true.

Zoltán's old dream was a Sony PlayStation 5 game console.

He has been in Pécs for treatment since December. He and his mother are in a foundation-run accommodation. I visited Zoli here and handed over the much-awaited gift. He was very happy and started unpacking his toy. He thanks it to everyone.

Once again, we were able to bring a big smile to the face of a child in need!

We are grateful to the management and the generous guests of the Budapest Marriott Hotel and our private donors for their support – thanks to them, Zoli’s wish could come true.

Birthday miracle: Anna got the ping pong table she had wished for. She recently finished her treatment, and a special surprise awaited her just in time for her birthday: she got her wish, which is a ping pong table. Anna happily took possession of the table and played the first game with her brother that very same day.

"We used to have a small table, the play worked well on it, I still need to practice a little on the new table." Anna said with a laugh. From now on, table tennis is not only a game for her, but also a joyful symbol of a new beginning.


Thank you for the continued support of the management and generous guests of the Budapest Marriott Hotel, they made Anna's greatest wish come true.

Zsófi is a 10th-grade student at a secondary school in Debrecen. She likes to study, but in her spare time she also likes to make trainig, travel or simply be with her girlfriends.

She requested a smart watch from the Magic Lamp Foundation, which has several functions, so she can use it in many ways.

Zsófi happily looked at the watch, then attached it to her wrist, as if she never wanted to take it off again.

We would like to thank the generous guests and management of the Corinthia Budapest as well as our private sponsors, for making Zsófi's wish come true with their help!

The little boy came home from kindergarten when he had a big surprise: the coveted playground was waiting for him in their backyard. Armold and his brother immediately took over the slide, the swing and the climbing frame.

Arnold's happiness was boundless.




We thank the generous guests and management of the Corinthia Hotel Budapest, and our private sponsors for helping us to fulfil the little boy's wish!

Erika Gárdos
wish coordinator
Debrecen, 14.10.2024

Amira’s long-cherished dream was to see Billie Eilish live.

Her dream came true in Prague, thanks to the Magic Lamp Foundation and the Czech member organization of the Wish Alliance, the Zlata Rybka (Golden Fish) Foundation.

Please enjoy Amira’s email:

From: Amira ***** amira@gmail.com
Sent: Tuesday, June 10, 2025 4:33 PM
To: Erika Gárdos gardos.erika@csodalampa.hu
Subject: Wish

The Billie Eilish concert was an unforgettable experience for me—my dream came true. I had such a great time at the concert, and I had wanted to go to a Billie Eilish concert for a very long time because I really love her music, and she is my favorite singer.

Prague is also a beautiful place. Before the concert, we had time for a bit of sightseeing and saw some amazing places. The accommodation was also great—the breakfast was delicious, and our room was lovely.

It was a truly wonderful and unforgettable experience. Thank you to everyone involved in organizing it!

Best regards,

****** Amira


Amira’s mother, Andrea, also shared how much the experience meant to her daughter. A few days earlier, she wrote to us:

Dear Éva, Erika, and Beáta,

Last night, Amira and her father returned home safe, happy, and full of wonderful memories.

Thank you for the organization, the experiences, the amazing hotel, and the fantastic spot at the concert.

Everything was so professionally arranged—what a great team!

Amira had a magical weekend in Prague that she will always remember. She’ll send her experience report later this week.

Thank you once again!

The ****** Family

We would like to thank our private supporters, including the generous guests and the management of Corinthia Budapest, the E.ON Hungária Zrt. and the Zlata Rybka Foundation for helping us fulfill Amira’s wish.

Éva Patzauer and Erika Gárdos
wish coordinators
Prague, May 30, 2025

Dávid’s long-held dream came true when he visited the legendary stadium of Liverpool Football Club, Anfield Road.
The visit took place on a sunny day in May, when even the notoriously unpredictable English weather showed mercy for Dávid’s sake and revealed its sunny side. The unusually warm 22 degrees Celsius gave the perfect opportunity to enjoy a few ice creams along the way.

Throughout the day, Dávid explored the stadium stands, imagining what it must be like when 61,000 fans sing the iconic "You’ll Never Walk Alone." He visited the players’ locker rooms, usually hidden from supporters' eyes, tried out the bench, touched the perfectly trimmed grass, and attentively viewed the highly treasured trophy collection in the museum.
After the stadium and museum tour, Dávid had the chance to attend an unforgettable dinner in a private room at the stadium, accompanied by Liverpool legends such as Bruce Grobbelaar, Jamie Carragher, and several others.

“Liverpool is not (just) a team, it’s a family,” said Bruce Grobbelaar, the legendary goalkeeper. For a moment, we all felt like part of that “family” during the evening.
For little Dávid, the song echoed loud and clear: "You’ll Never Walk Alone."

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Dávid’s mother sent us these kind words:

Dear Csodalámpa Foundation,

We would like to express our gratitude that, with your help, Dávid and his father were able to travel to Liverpool and take part in the season-ending event of the Liverpool supporters' foundation for people with disabilities!
They had a fantastic time and collected wonderful, unforgettable memories.
Ted and his lovely wife were incredible hosts who went out of their way to make them feel welcome and comfortable.
The invited famous guests, the organizers, and all the participants were so kind and attentive to my son — it meant a lot to him!

He also received many gifts, which made him very happy!

Attila is a warm-hearted and wonderful person, an excellent travel companion. He supported them every step of the way and was incredibly kind and attentive throughout the entire trip. We are deeply thankful to him as well!

The weather was also in our favor, allowing time for a stadium visit, boat ride, and sightseeing — all of which created unforgettable experiences for them.

My heart is filled with joy to finally see my son happy and smiling again after a terrible year of hospital treatments.
We are forever grateful for your work!

With love,

Dávid’s mom



On behalf of Dávid, we sincerely thank Mr. Ted Morris for inviting him to this very special event, our private supporters, as well as Ayvens Magyarország, for making this little boy’s dream come true!

Ketrin, Dorina, Dávid, and Tamás had been eagerly awaiting this Disneyland Paris adventure. Our journey was filled with touching, emotional moments.

It began with the warm, friendly welcome from Wizz Air at the airport. Ketrin’s worries and fears—not only about flying but also about the strange-looking device that lifted both wheelchairs up to the boarding level of the aircraft—quickly faded thanks to the encouragement of the Wizz Air staff. Onboard, in addition to a kind welcome, the children received special attention. Later, they were even invited into the cockpit and continued their exciting journey as happy recipients of gift packages.

Upon arriving at the elegant Disneyland hotel, another surprise awaited the children’s team: a new package filled with games and treasures. At the reception, we were met by Francesco, a French-speaking Italian volunteer, who became our friendly, resourceful, and highly attentive guide for the afternoon exploration. He expertly helped us reach the various attractions and shows on time, and we greatly appreciated his local knowledge and willingness to assist.

The Pixar film Together, accompanied by a live orchestra, the personal encounters with costumed characters, and the open-air and indoor adventures set in various magical worlds—by rail, roller, water, or air—all offered unforgettable experiences for both children and parents. It’s true that the more thrilling adventures evoked mixed feelings among our more daring team members (like the free-falling elevator in the Tower of Terror).

By the evening of the first day, the group was so tired that we postponed the fireworks until the following day. We later regretted this decision, as the Easter weekend crowds grew even larger by then. Still, we watched in awe as the fireworks were enhanced by a dazzling light show, dancing drones, and a beautiful musical soundtrack.

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Fortunately, with the Wish card, we received priority access and special attention everywhere, though even with this, navigating the crowds in a wheelchair was not easy. On the second day, the large group split into smaller ones—the boys ventured into the bolder, more action-packed "territories." The spectacular parade of storybook characters brought tremendous joy and excitement to the children. Magnificent floats and costumes passed by, and everyone watched in wonder. During our walk through the park, we witnessed several touching moments when passing characters gave special attention to the girls in wheelchairs—with warm smiles, kind words, hugs, high-fives, and of course, the obligatory group photos.

On the final day, our time was limited due to our return flight, but we still made room in the schedule to relive our rat’s-eye-view dash with Rémy through the thrilling dangers of the Ratatouille ride—amid giant feet and towering kitchen equipment.

By the end of the trip, the children were filled with a thousand new experiences and were thoroughly exhausted—not surprising, considering the enormous “MAGIC package” they received in just a few days.

On behalf of Tamás, we would like to thank Wizz Air Hungary Ltd, Disneyland Paris, Jet Travel, Henkel Magyarország Kft., the team of 'Csudapest' community server and Paplovagnak, and our private supporters, among them Tímea for making Tamás’ dream come true.