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Hungarian American Coalition Receives $505,133 Donation to Support Kallós Zoltán Foundation
Washington, DC – The Hungarian American Coalition (HAC) has received a generous donation of $505,133 to support the activities and
Hungarian American Coalition hosts USA250 Gala to celebrate Hungarian American contributions
Dr. Charles Simonyi and Dr. Katalin Karikó honored at Library of Congress Washington D.C. – On April 27, 2026, the
Hungarian American Coalition donates $50,000 for Parajd Flood Recovery.
Washington, DC – The Hungarian American Coalition (Coalition) has disbursed a $50,000 grant from the Kilroy Foundation to advance community
The Hungarian American Coalition welcomes Luca Kosdi as LTP intern and Eszter Csenteri as Gala Marketing intern
Washington, D.C. – The John N. Lauer Leadership Training Program (LTP) was established to enable young Hungarian Americans and English-speaking
In Memoriam: Gyula Várallyay 1937-2026
Washington, DC – Members of the Hungarian American Coalition (Coalition) were deeply saddened to learn that Gyula Várallyay passed away
Hungarian American Coalition Receives $350,000 Grant from the Kilroy Foundation for Farmos School and Parajd Recovery
Washington, DC – The Hungarian American Coalition (Coalition) received a $350,000 grant from the Kilroy Foundation to advance educational infrastructure
Hungarian American Coalition receives a $675,000 grant from the Charles and Lisa Simonyi Fund for the Arts and Sciences
Washington, DC – The Hungarian American Coalition (Coalition) received a $675,000 grant from the Charles and Lisa Simonyi Fund for
Hungarian American Coalition Receives $350,000 Grant from the Kilroy Foundation for Farmos School and Parajd Recovery
Washington, DC – The Hungarian American Coalition (Coalition) received a $350,000 grant from the Kilroy Foundation to advance educational infrastructure
Open Application: HAC Event & Fundraising Intern (United States of America 250 Gala Focus)
Event & Fundraising Intern Position The Hungarian American Coalition (HAC), founded in 1991 to mobilize Hungarian American talents for community