Charity in Russia
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The document promotes a children's charity foundation that aims to prevent and treat cancer and other serious childhood diseases through their medical programs and support of healthcare institutions. It emphasizes that through collective charity efforts, children's lives can be saved and happiness can be restored to children and their families. The foundation also conducts outreach to promote healthy lifestyles and prevent diseases in children.
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- 2. Do you want to help children? The purpose of our foundation is charity activities aimed at prevention and treatment of cancer and many other serious childhood diseases. We have saved the lives of many children, gave them and their parents the joy of recovery from illnesses, something they could not achieve alone. If we help children together, they will have a chance to recover and live, be happy with their parents.
- 3. Get back a smile. We participate in the development of programs to prevent cancer and other diseases in children, helping healthcare institutions in the purchase of the latest technology and modern equipment. Our foundation conducts charitable activities that promote healthy lifestyles. Pursuing a charity, a person gets a huge return in the form of childrens smiles.
- 4. Are you ready to help children?
- 5. Thanks for your attention. http://www.childrenofearth.org/ru/ http://vk.com/club22163444 Shashukova Anastasiya, Novosibirsk