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Partners
The "AKTYWNI 2026" project is co-financed by the state budget.
The tournament is co-financed by the Ministry of Sport and Tourism.
The tournament is co-financed by the City of Warsaw.
News
2026-10-21
Ang Dawa Sherpa, who grew up in a care home and was a participant in the 6th World Cup of Children from Care Homes, set off in September for Manaslu – the world's eighth-highest peak. Ang named the expedition the "Summit of Gratitude" to express his thanks to all the people and communities whose support helped shape his life.
2026-10-17
On October 3rd, the second edition of the TPD tournament took place under the patronage of "Hope for Mundial". This time, eight teams participated in the competition:
2026-10-17
It’s the belief that sport can offer a person so much more.
2026-09-23
On September 18th and 19th in Slovakia, another international sports competition took place for children from care homes.
About us
The "Hope for Mundial" Association was established to help children from orphanages realize their plans and dreams. Previously we were called "Hope for Euro".
We want to prove to children that if you believe in them, anything is possible, even organizing the World Football Championship for Children from Orphanages. We realize that this is one of the few opportunities for them to realize their deepest dreams, as well as the opportunity to have a better start in adult life. Meeting peers from all over the world and fighting on the football pitch in the national jersey gives children a sense of self-esteem and dignity.
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Tournament participants
48
Countries
60
Care centers
2012
Two "Złote Spinacze 2012" Awards in the competition for the best PR campaigns in the categories "social event" and "sport, tourism, recreation".
2013
Magellan Award in the international competition for the best communication campaign - bronze in the Community Relations (Non-Profit/Charity/Foundation) category.
2018
In November 2017, the initiative was nominated for the European Excellence Awards in the regional category covering Poland. In 2018, she received the SABER Award.
2020
In 2020, the UEFA Foundation for Children Award is awarded annually to nearly 20 European non-governmental organizations that deal with football, working mainly for children.
Our projects
