I have lived a life unlike most—born in Hungary, yet ethnically Roma, I spent more than a decade abroad, never truly feeling at home. Struggling with mental health challenges, including Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), has shaped my past but will not define my future. For years, therapy tried to heal what life had broken. But I have come to realize that spirituality and faith, not therapy, are the answers I have been searching for.

I have exhausted all available spiritual programs and faith practices, always learning and observing, but ultimately feeling neutral about mainstream holidays. Yet, for over a decade, I have been unspeakably drawn to Jewish holidays—celebrating them unofficially, year after year, as if I were already an honorary Jew. Now, I know that this calling is real.

Judaism has been my passion and my dream for as long as I can remember. Now, for the first time in my life, I have the chance to become my true self—not as a wandering outsider but as a member of the Jewish people. This journey is not just a conversion. It is the first step toward feeling at home, belonging, and fulfilling my purpose.

My strong Roma identity has always been a defining part of me, despite how society has perceived me—whether it was being “too educated” for some or simply misunderstood. My Roma heritage is woven into every drop of my blood, shaping how I perceive the world. But to be recognized officially and globally as a Jewish person would mark the secure, albeit belated, start of my self-realization, inner peace, and sense of purpose.

This campaign is directed at those who understand the importance of spiritual transformation and the power of identity in healing. 

✔️ Jewish philanthropists who believe in welcoming converts into the faith

✔️ Diaspora and Israeli supporters of Roma inclusion

✔️ Activists & faith-based donors passionate about second chances

✔️ People who want to help marginalized individuals find their way home

✔️ Anyone who values the mitzvah of supporting a righteous convert

This process is financially demanding, requiring full dedication. Below is an honest breakdown of the highest estimated costs:

1, Jewish Education & Classes - 2,500 EUR is required for Conservative conversion, the process to be started in Hungary

2, Beit Din & Certification Fees - 1,000 EUR coves the costs of Official religious court appearance

3, Mikvah Ritual Costs - 500 EUR which is required for spiritual immersion

4, Synagogue Membership & Community Integration - 1,000 EUR, the essentiality for recognition

5, Books, Study Materials & Resources - 500 EUR that covers Torah, Talmud, prayer books, and others

6, Travel Costs (Meetings, Religious Gatherings) - 1,000 EUR is required for participation

7, Miscellaneous & Unexpected Costs - 1,000 EUR for supplementing living expenses, unforeseen fees

Total Goal: €7,500 (~3,000,000 HUF)

✅ Help me transition into a stable, Jewish way of life 

✅ Allow me to complete my conversion with full recognition 

✅ Provide a foundation for a new, faith-driven purpose 

✅ Give a disowned, ethnic minority a chance to find home and belonging

 ✅ Decrease depression by living a life of faith and purpose

💙 Donate now—every contribution brings me closer to my goal.

💙 Share my story with those who understand the value of faith.

💙 Become part of my transformation by offering guidance or support.

I have spent my whole life searching for home, and my inner piece. Now, I am asking for your help to finally find it.

🙏 Support my Jewish journey today. 🙏

Thank you for believing in me and making my dream come true.