The eastern Hungarian city of Debrecen once again demonstrated the exemplary cooperation that characterizes the joint efforts of the city's companies, civil organizations, church communities, and institutions. This social responsibility and cooperation has proven to be outstanding on a national level and has a long-term impact.
The Master Good group of companies, founded by László Bárány Sr., continued its six-year-old Advent tradition this year and donated meat worth HUF 20 million to the Debrecen Charitable Association, which distributed the aid among families and elderly people in need.
The donation arrive in two stages: the first shipment of 2,560 packages was delivered to the organization on December 1, 2025, while the second part was delivered to the Debrecen Charitable Organization in January 2026. The packages contained frozen chicken legs and sausages, assembled from Master Good products.
The member organizations of the Debrecen Charitable Association and the institutions of the DMJV Family and Child Welfare Center undertook to deliver the donation, primarily to families and single elderly people with whom they are in constant contact. Hundreds of people received the packages on the day of distribution.
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