Steady growth
The figures speak for themselves:
- 2018: €17,810
- 2019: €19,000
- 2022: €35,000
- 2023: €72,000
- 2024: €132,000
- 2025: €105,000
- 2026: €155,000
Year after year, the initiative has become more structured, stronger and more professional. The 2026 edition marks a turning point, with a record €155,000 raised in a single edition. This is no longer just a charity event: it is a lasting movement.
Very real projects
Since 2018, 4 Kids’ Smiles has notably supported Android34’s Octopus Project, which has enabled 45 children to be fitted with sports prostheses. This figure takes on special meaning when you know that one of these children has become a Paralympic swimming champion.
Lives are being changed and new paths are opening up.
2025: a broader impact
In 2025, the funds were allocated as follows:
- €42,500 for the With You Fund, hosted by the King Baudouin Foundation;
- €42,500 to support Accueil Familial (foster care), which looks after more than 600 young people in the Wallonia-Brussels Federation;
- €20,000 to support the journey of Rémi Delrue, a young athlete aiming for the 2028 Paralympic Games.
These choices follow a clear line: supporting structured, recognised projects with a strong social impact.
An organisation that has grown
- 2018 to 2022: through an independent Porsche Club;
- 2023 and 2024: through Android34 (our partner non-profit, VZW);
- 2025: through the official Porsche Club;
- 2026: creation of our own non-profit (VZW) for greater freedom and impact.
This change is not merely administrative. It reflects a desire for professionalism and independence in order to amplify our future impact.
Every kilometre counts
Each edition of the rally brings together a passion for cars, fine dining and solidarity. But behind the elegance of the cars and the friendly atmosphere of the events, the goal remains the same: funding projects for vulnerable children.
Dozens of children have been supported directly, and hundreds more indirectly through the organisations we fund. 4 Kids’ Smiles has proved that an event can go beyond celebration to become a real driver of social change. And what has been achieved since 2018 is only the beginning.
