ELETOR supports the “Smiling Day” campaign again

We are delighted to announce that ELETOR is once again supporting the “Smiling Day” campaign — a special initiative organised by “Express Bydgoski”, “Gazeta Pomorska” and “Nowości – Dziennik Toruński”.

For years, this event has brought children joy, smiles and happy memories. The campaign is for children from care and education centres and family-run children's homes, and its aim is to create a day full of carefree fun, activities and positive emotions.

A smile that matters

This year's edition of “Smiling Day” will take place on 21 July 2026 at the “Enchanted Forest” amusement park in Myślęcinek Forest Park in Bydgoszcz. 200 children and their carers will be invited to take part.

The campaign takes the form of an art competition for institutions. Participants will work together to create an entry on the theme “Map of the Land of Smiles” — a map of the Enchanted Forest filled with extraordinary places, mysterious paths, inhabitants and attractions that make it the most smile-filled place in the world. The creators of the most interesting entries will be invited to the event finale.

A day full of attractions

The children will enjoy several hours of fun and adventure: an amusement park, a mini zoo, entertainment, lunch, outdoor games, carousels, bouncy castles, a roller coaster, boat trips and many other attractions prepared especially for the youngest participants. The campaign finale will also be an opportunity to present prizes and gifts in a special ceremony.

For us, taking part in this initiative means more than supporting an event. As a company with long-standing ties to the region, we believe that corporate responsibility starts close to home — where we can make a real contribution to the wellbeing, happiness and sense of security of the youngest members of our community.

We are pleased to be part of a campaign that reminds us how much an ordinary child's smile is worth.

Thank you to the organisers for creating this wonderful initiative. We are keeping our fingers crossed for another joyful edition of “Smiling Day”.