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Seattle-Pécs Sister City Association

SPSCA in a Nutshell

 

Origin - Founded in 1991, the Association is composed of individuals and organizations interested in promoting close ties between the people of Seattle and Pécs, Hungary.

 

Goals - Advance educational, cultural, and trade relations between Seattle and Pécs. Inform and educate the public about our sister city. Promote turism. 

 

Activities - Host public officials, community leaders, students, and others from Pécs. Conduct exchanges in education, culture, arts, and trade. Organize participation in community programs. Sponsor social events, such as lectures, concerts, films, sport events, and receptions. 

 

Funding - Sources consist of membership dues, donations, and fundraising. Dues and donations are tax deductible for those who itemize. All funds are used for ongoing association activities. Officers and directors serve without pay.

 

Why Pécs? -  With their beautiful parks, gardens, museums, and churches, Seattle and Pécs are both counted among their countries' most livable cities. Each is proud of its fine universities, delicious food, and friendly people. Both cities enjoy a temperate climate, lying nearly on the same latitude, and produce wine and beer of excellent quality.

UPCOMING EVENTS

October 2, 2016 - Meet and Greet new Honorary Consul for Washington and Idaho followed by string quartet.

October 22, 2016 - 60th Anniversary Commemoration of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution.

Board of Directors

 

Christine Boldizsar               

President  

 

Clarissa Szabados-Mish

1st Vice President                            

 

Maria Kramar                          

2nd Vice President                                   

 

Katalin Pearman

Secretary

 

Judit Kallo

Treasurer

 

Want to get involved? You don't have to be Hungarian! Seattle-Pécs Sister City Association offers many opportunities for volunteering. Please                      ! 

Helen M Szablya

Director

David Hughes

Director

Past Presidents:

1992 - Károly Easters

1993 - Nina Lusting

1994 - János Szablya

1996 - Connie Russel

1998 - Sue Hegyváry

2000 - Mária Kramár

2012 - Clarissa Szabados-Mish

2015 - Christine Boldizsar

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