Collaboration between Shell and the BOM Foundation supports Hungarian athletes
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Shell Hungary and the Hungarian Olympic Committee (BOM) Foundation have announced the further expansion of their long-term cooperation. The goal of this joint effort is for the company to support the foundation's work with fuel cards in the future, thereby assisting talented Hungarian athletes with their daily transportation and preparation.
As part of the partnership, Shell is contributing a total of 4 million HUF to the foundation's operations this year. The organization will use these funds to support young, outstandingly talented athletes who have achieved significant results in their respective sports and who may represent Hungary in international competitions in the future.
The support extends not only to Olympians but also to Paralympians. The initiative aims to ensure that athletes can prepare for competitions under the best possible conditions and that financial difficulties do not hinder their development.
For years, the BOM Foundation has been working to provide the necessary conditions for the young hopefuls of Hungarian sports. Shell Hungary's joining of this mission is an important step that facilitates the athletes' travel and logistical tasks in their daily lives.
This collaboration clearly demonstrates how the cooperation between the corporate sector and the world of sports can provide significant assistance to Hungarian talents. The parties are confident that thanks to this joint support, athletes will be able to achieve even more success in the future.
Sources: Trade magazin
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