Gift of life
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Our charitable foundation was created in 2006 to help children with cancer, hematological diseases, and other serious illnesses. It has established major programs and fundraising efforts over 10 years in Russia and the UK, helping to finance a new pediatric oncology center named after a boy who wanted to eat pancakes with Putin. The foundation continues its work through concerts, exhibitions, and online campaigns.
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- 2. Our charitable foundation was created to help children with cancer, hematological and other serious diseases
- 3. The fund has an official website in Russian and English languages. http://podari-zhizn.ru/main
- 4. The Fund was established on 26 November 2006 at the initiative of Galina Gulls, who became its first director. Our Foundation organises concerts, exhibitions and tours in support of children with cancer. Gift of Life Foundation has created for more than ten major programmers to help seriously ill children!
- 5. In 2011, in London to help Gift of life, an English charity fund was established. The fund is part of the partnership organizations Together.
- 6. Thanks to the help of Vladimir Putin the fund managed to finance the construction and opening of the Center for Pediatric Hematology and Oncology, that is planned to be named after Dima Rogachev. The boy agreed to be treated only if Putin eats with him pancakes. Volunteers managed to carry his desire!
- 8. https://vk.com/podaryzhizn http://podari-zhizn.ru/main http://www.giftoflife.eu/ https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki