Sponsorship within the limit of 20% of the profit tax.
The current regulations allow taxpayers liable for profit tax to have their profit tax redirected up to the upper limit of the threshold by the time of filing the profit tax declaration.
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I collapsed into the chair. I can’t do this. ‘I won’t be able to manage our daughter’s illness’, I told my husband. At the time, I didn’t yet realise that the hardest part wouldn’t be the gluten-free life, but the life overshadowed by the immense fear that had taken hold of our daughter.
Three years ago, one day, Amelia couldn’t come down from her room because her legs hurt so much. She was seven years old. We rushed to an orthopedist, but he told us he didn’t see anything wrong. Still, I knew something wasn’t right. She was unwell, getting sick every two weeks, her stomach hurt after eating, and she would get angry and burst into tears out of nowhere.
I didn’t know what was happening to her. When she felt worse, we went to the family doctor, but we already knew what he would prescribe. We visited the orthopedist again, who referred us to Târgu Mureș. There, for the first time, we were asked to do more complex tests. That’s how we discovered our daughter was gluten intolerant.
It took us three years to get a diagnosis. By that time, inflammation had already affected Amelia’s entire body — and had taken root in her heart and mind as well.
Amelia doesn’t walk to school alone because there's a slippery section along the way where she freezes, paralysed by fear. One time, at her grandparents’ house, she overheard a phone alert about bears in the area. Terrified, she didn’t sleep for three nights after that. For two years, I’ve been helping her with the multiplication table, but even now, she still struggles to grasp it. She dreamed of having her own room but still sleeps with us every night. Sometimes, her fear was so overwhelming that she wet herself… It was only a year ago that we managed to leave the diapers behind. Gluten isn’t our biggest challenge — not even close.
Yuppi Camp has helped us immensely. There, Amelia found the courage to go on a class trip by herself, and this year, she attended Yuppi Camp with only her little sister. She came back full of stories: stories about how she climbed a tree, walked on a rope above a lake, rode a horse, and learned that a storm is just a fight between warm and cold air, nothing to be afraid of anymore.
Catherine, Amelia’s mother
Finding the right specialist, undergoing months of expensive treatments, giving up flour, pasta, bread, and sweets, can all seem overwhelming at first. But behind these challenges and visible symptoms, something even deeper lies beneath the surface.
Because illness doesn’t just attack the body, but the soul as well!
At Yuppi Camp, we can’t cure children’s illnesses. But we nurture their emotional well-being and help them rediscover their inner strength.
Like Amelia, hundreds of children in Romania living with chronic and serious illnesses need support to overcome the harsh realities of their illnesses and the fears that they bring.
You can make this happen, through a simple, free, and incredibly meaningful gesture.
By redirecting 20% of your taxes, you help chronically and seriously ill children in their battle with illness. Thanks to your generosity, in 2025, more than 250 children and their families will have the chance to build courage, confidence, and rediscover the joys of childhood through Yuppi Camp’s four free experiential therapy camps.
Redirect 20% of your taxes today! Be there for children fighting chronic and serious illnesses!
P.S.: Amelia and Catherine are pseudonyms to protect the family’s privacy.
Support Yuppi Camp with 20% of your profit tax, FREELY, reducing your tax owed to the state.
The Sponsorship Law and the Fiscal Code allow commercial companies paying profit tax to offer sponsorships to non-profit entities such as associations. The sponsorship offered will be deducted from the tax due to the state within the limit of:
• 20% of the profit tax and 0.75% of the turnover, in the case of profit tax payers
For details, please consult the explanatory material under the tax details button and contact us (0749115191) to sign the sponsorship contract, which you will need when paying the tax.
Use the button below, complete the contact and transfer the desired amount to the Association's account by the 30th of December.
The current regulations allow taxpayers liable for profit tax to have their profit tax redirected up to the upper limit of the threshold by the time of filing the profit tax declaration.
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Development Director, President of Yuppi Association, Co-founder