In a difficult time, the pandemic of the coronavirus of Ukraine has united so that children with cancer continue to be treated on time and fully.
More than UAH 10,000,000 helped to collect every Ukrainian who bought special goods within the framework of the all-Ukrainian charity action "Does this concern me! And you?" till November 15, 2020.
Thanks to these funds, children in 10 cancer centers of 8 regions of Ukraine received the necessary assistance in the amount of UAH 10.4 million.
The report on the results of the action "Does this concern me! And you?" 2020 can be viewed here.
During the action, Ukrainians bought charitable chocolates and tea worth 7 and 5 UAH at the cash desks of ATB-Market stores, respectively. And in the trading floor itself there are the goods of the partners of the action, each 50 kopecks from the sale of which were also transferred to help - the wards of the Tabletochki fund. Singer Olya Polyakova and her colleague DZIDZIO joined the action. The faces of the stars were adorned with packages of charitable chocolate and tea.
"Tabletochki" is a charitable foundation that has been helping children with cancer in Ukraine since 2011. Every month 400 children and 21 oncological departments throughout Ukraine are under the care of the fund. During the work of the fund, more than 5,000 families received targeted assistance.
The charitable organization "ATB Charitable Foundation" was founded in 2017. The main goal of the fund is to provide comprehensive support and assistance to various segments of the population: ATO soldiers and their families, internally displaced persons, pensioners, people with disabilities, large families, children in need of urgent treatment. During the work of the fund, several all-Ukrainian charitable programs have been carried out: "Tree of Life", "Grace", etc., aimed at targeted support and assistance to children's medical institutions in Ukraine. As part of the implementation of these programs, the fund donated modern medical equipment and necessary supplies worth more than UAH 7,000,000 to regional children's hospitals.