On November 26, the Podari Zhizn Foundation celebrated its 10th anniversary. The main achievement of the foundation over the years is more than 35,000 children who have received assistance. Ekaterina Chistyakova, director of the foundation, told Philanthropist about other big and small victories of the Podari Zhizn team.
The Gift of Life Foundation was created to help children with cancer. Most children recover from cancer. Of the three and a half thousand of those who annually develop cancer in the country, 700-800 children die. The rest are recovering, and perhaps even more children could recover. Our modest goal is to ensure that not a single child dies because there is not enough money for treatment, donated blood, or support. Everything we have been doing for 10 years has been consistently moving towards this goal. We are trying to ensure that all cancer treatment technologies that appear in the world appear in Russia as well.
Modern types of treatment
We have spent a lot of time on regulating the procedure for importing medicines that are not registered in Russia. Previously, they had to be smuggled in from abroad, now we have ensured that a line appears in the law on circulation medicines permitting the importation of such preparations for personal use. There are MIGB-therapy technologies for the treatment of children with neuroblastomas. Previously, this type of treatment could only be obtained abroad. Now, with our help, the radiopharmaceutical necessary for this is being delivered from abroad to the Russian Scientific Center for Roentgen Radiology. Together with the doctors of the Center for Pediatric Hematology named after Dmitry Rogachev, we bring new technologies and new medicines from the West. With our support, the doctors of the Center have the opportunity to study, attend conferences and foreign internships, and invite foreign specialists to their place. But our goal is to spread these technologies to regional children's oncology clinics. We have the Far Regions program, when the doctors of the Center. Dmitry Rogachev travel to different regions and give lectures in local clinics.
Regional centers and transplantation
Our new project, which just launched this year, aims to increase the availability of bone marrow transplants for children with cancer. According to experts, 800 children in the country need this type of treatment, and only about 400 receive bone marrow transplantation, because there are not enough beds that are adapted for this. Now we are working with Yekaterinburg, where a regional department of bone marrow transplantation has been operating for 10 years. Only children from Sverdlovsk region. But the clinic has the opportunity to accept more children for treatment. Since the summer of this year, thanks to the support of our foundation, children from the Crimea, Krasnoyarsk, Novosibirsk have received treatment there, and there will still be children who could not wait for queues in federal centers. We are also re-equipping this clinic in Yekaterinburg, because the equipment that was installed 10 years ago is starting to break down. We hope that by 2018, when we will start working with children from other regions in Yekaterinburg, this clinic will receive state funding to treat children from all over the country. At the same time, we are closely cooperating with the Krasnoyarsk Territory, we want to build a bone marrow transplantation department in the city and train Krasnoyarsk doctors for this work.
Why exactly Krasnoyarsk?
We looked at the map, and it became quite obvious to us that it was wrong to make transplant centers for one region.
Because, for example, in the Krasnoyarsk Territory, only 6 children per year will need this type of treatment. This means that doctors will not have them on stream, doctors will not be able to practice the skill. And it's just not efficient even from the point of view of spending money to buy expensive equipment because of six people. But it is very correct to create inter-regional centers. Up to 50 people could receive assistance there annually. We have selected several areas that are well connected different types transport with neighboring regions, and sent letters there asking if any of the doctors would like to become our partners in this project. Yekaterinburg and Krasnoyarsk had an opportunity for this. There is simply a clinic in Yekaterinburg that, due to bureaucratic problems, cannot accept children from other regions, while Krasnoyarsk has very good blood services, laboratories, and hospitals. They only need to be tightened up, trained, re-equipped, reconstructed in one of the hospital departments, and the project can be launched.
In the south, there are two regions that could take on the development of bone marrow transplantation when new hospital buildings are built. When the corps appear, we will return to interacting with these regions.
Equipment and preparations
I recently looked at my old records. Now it is very clear that medical situations that were hopeless 10 years ago can now be resolved.
Now we would save those children who could not be helped before.
World medicine has stepped forward, and the Gift of Life Foundation has helped Russian doctors keep up with progress. Unfortunately, state machine swings very slowly, money is allocated for something new far from immediately, as soon as this new one appears. For example, now on Russian market In the 1990s, the modern drug "Adcetris" for the treatment of lymphomas arrived, which previously could only be bought abroad. He did not enter this year and - it is already clear - in next year will not be included in the list of essential medicines. This means that its purchases for public money will be carried out in a minimal amount, and this is a very expensive medicine. Thanks to the support of our foundation and our colleagues, this drug will be available to patients who cannot be helped in any other way. Another challenge for us is the equipment of hospitals. The healthcare modernization program took place 10 years ago. It is clear that the equipment is now starting to fail. Some we repair, some we buy again. For example, in Yekaterinburg, where we are developing bone marrow transplantation to neighboring regions, infusion pumps, devices that drip chemotherapy into the blood, failed. We have replaced them.
The same situation is in St. Petersburg at the Raisa Gorbacheva Clinic of Hematology and Transplantology. We buy infusion pumps and vital signs monitors there. There are also such devices - analyzers for the content of pharmaceuticals in the blood. A very important thing that allows you to prevent the death of a patient from an overdose of chemotherapy drugs.
For devices that were produced 10 years ago, there are no longer spare parts and consumables. They became unusable. We receive applications from hospitals and replace these analyzers within a year. There is not enough budget money for the re-equipment of state clinics in terms of purchasing equipment. Even in order to maintain the existing level of treatment, let alone move forward, this charitable assistance is needed.
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Blood donation
In 2003, I unexpectedly found out for myself that in Moscow there is a Russian Children's Clinical Hospital (RCCH) for non-residents, where children from all over Russia come. These children need daily blood transfusions. In Moscow, children and their parents have no one who could be asked to donate blood. And there were no donors in the blood transfusion department either.
Now more than 20 donors donate blood in this hospital every day, but then no one donated blood. Moms put up ads, paid money to hospital guards to donate blood. Of course, there was still not enough blood.
This was the first colossal problem that we undertook to solve. First, we were looking for donors for specific patients from the RCCH. They wrote on Internet forums, with the consent of the abbots, posted announcements in churches, asked relatives, friends, and acquaintances. Then the Donors to Children group was formed, which gave rise to the Give Life Foundation. We quickly realized that donors could be attracted, but they don't like blood service institutions, they don't like standing in lines. And the attitude of doctors to them as to consumables don't like it either. Doctors then were determined to receive paid donors, who were ready to endure rudeness and inconvenience for the promised 1000 rubles.
It became clear that paid donation not only did not solve all problems, but reduced the quality of blood components, because a paid donor was not ready to announce that he had, for example, unprotected sex. By that time, the whole world had long switched to the rails of gratuitous voluntary donation.
We appealed both to the blood service and to journalists. Then it was generally very difficult to get to the media with information about blood donation. We tried to attract donors through TV channels, through newspapers, but they told us that there is no blood for the sick - this is not news, but snow fell in Moscow in winter - this is news.
But time passed, and the situation changed. We managed to explain to the public that donors do not lie on the shelves, that if each of us does not come to donate blood, then someone else will certainly die. After the problem was recognized at the public level, it turned out to work with the Ministry of Health.
As a result, in 2012 the law on blood donation was rewritten and the blood service in the country was reorganized. This gave a chance for recovery not only to our children, in the end, the modernization of the blood service helped a lot of people.
Before the adoption of this law, there was such a “hunger” in Russia, when operations were postponed and patients died because there was no blood for transfusion. Now the situation has changed, and I believe that this is our great and important achievement.
Palliative care
Unfortunately, not all of our children recover and survive. We have a palliative care project. We help those children who cannot be cured. We know exactly how the last months and days of the life of our wards are passing, what kind of support they need. We know that in October 7 of our children died, in September 9 children, and how it happened.
Many years ago, we thought that if a child was declared incurable and discharged home, then some kind of help would be provided to him somewhere. He left for his native city and after a while we found out or didn't find out that he died. How this happened was unknown. Until a certain point.
There was such a boy, Zhora Vinnikov, who was dying in Moscow. And everyone knew about him. He died without anesthesia. Our first director Galya Chalikova tried very hard to help him, but nothing happened.
It became clear what a tragedy it is to endure severe oncological pain when it hurts everywhere: not a tooth, not an arm, but the whole body. We had to get to work.
Galya did not have time to finish what she started, she died, and the problem of pain relief fell to me. At first it turned out to achieve understanding of the authorities and the public. Because five years ago it was impossible to explain to representatives of the Ministry of Health that there is a child who is not anesthetized, that this is a problem that must be solved and is not being solved. While they refused to help get painkillers, the children continued to die in terrible agony. We had a long and hard work in the Council under the Government of Russia on issues of guardianship in the social sphere.
As a result, the government approved road map» on the availability of anesthesia. It included a variety of issues: there is no required dosage form, which means that our industry must produce it, the path of the drug from the manufacturer to the pharmacy and the patient is too complicated and bureaucratic - it needs to be simplified.
Some of the problems have already been fixed. An anesthetic drug for a child can be prescribed by his local pediatrician. The appointment is valid not for 5 days, but for 15. They began to purchase more non-invasive dosage forms, that is, tablets, patches. Because if the morphine is injectable, the shots have to be given every four hours, and some kids are even more afraid of the injections than they are of the pain of cancer. We had such a boy in Tula. He was in a lot of pain, but he was crying and didn't want an injection. Fortunately, we were able to help him, and in the end, the child was put on an anesthetic plaster. There is hotline Roszdravnadzor, which helps patients get prescriptions for drugs in cases where doctors unjustifiably refuse to prescribe. But unfortunately, there are still many problems. As a rule, district pediatricians do not know how to prescribe narcotic pain relief to children. We have to send a doctor from a Moscow clinic for a joint examination with a local doctor. At least once a month, one of the children needs the intervention of Roszdravnadzor, because, for bureaucratic reasons, doctors refuse to prescribe the drug: either they don’t know where to get the prescription, or something else. In general, the situation is improving, but only 20% of those who need it still receive adequate pain relief in the country.
Public attention to the problems of sick children
The main achievement of the Podari Zhizn Foundation is to convey to everyone and everyone the information that childhood cancer is curable.
When we came to the hospitals, it was believed that the treatment of cancer in a child was hopeless, no need to donate money, no need to help, they would die anyway. Now, if not everyone, then many people know that childhood cancer is curable, and now people are much more willing to help. What we have been doing for 10 years is not useless, and, of course, we need the help of both society and the state. First, donations. Secondly, children need blood transfusions. Imagine a child is lying, he has no strength, feels nauseous, sleepy. They transfused the erythrocyte mass - where did it come from! I want to jump and jump. Or the bleeding won't stop. Well, nothing can be done when a person does not have their own cells responsible for blood clotting. Once - donor platelets were transfused, and everything passed before our eyes. The magic thing is blood, it really saves lives! We call on everyone who is healthy, who has no contraindications, to become donors. We always need volunteers. We welcome those who help pro bono. I myself personally communicate with lawyers who help us read existing laws, prepare bills, look for ideas on how to correct laws, orders, government decrees so that help for children becomes more accessible.
Reputation of the NPO
When the Podari Zhizn Foundation solves one problem, it sees that ten more unsolved ones appear, and this is the reason why we have grown so much in ten years.
When we provided one department of the Russian Clinical Children's Hospital with blood donors, it turned out that there are three more departments that also need blood transfusions. When we learned how to buy medicines for this hospital, it turned out that there were not enough medicines for other hospitals and other children, and not only in Moscow.
Unfortunately, the problem we are dealing with - pediatric oncology - is very big. We are solving it gradually, we have really done a lot.
Cancer care has become more accessible, there is already a whole army of children who live thanks to the fact that someone helped, someone donated blood, donated money, just supported in time and did not let them fall into depression. But there are big unsolved tasks, and the bigger tasks we take on, the more people are needed to solve them. In addition, I consider it very important in the reputation of our foundation, at least in working with government bodies, high level of expertise and responsibility. I somehow had to hear a remark about our foundation, that if Podari Zhizn raised a problem, then it really exists. You cannot close your eyes, say that there is no problem, that this is not serious. For 10 years, everyone has become convinced that if we raise a question, it means that we have conducted our research, found out how things are, talked to doctors, read the legislation. We are responsible for all our words and requests. Of course, we are very lucky that the famous actors Dina Korzun, Chulpan Khamatova and Artur Smolyaninov are with us. Their fame allows them to open many doors. But what helps us even more is how involved Dina, Chulpan and Artur are in our work. Chulpan comes, brings new projects, joins the work. Her willingness to participate, help, go to meetings and ask for money is no less important than her big name.
Third sector in Russia
We see our mission primarily in growing the anti-cancer NPO sector. We have in touch about 50 foundations from different regions of Russia, which in one way or another help children with cancer at home. They can always contact us for advice. Once a year, we hold seminars for anti-cancer NGOs, where we try to share our experience and provide a platform for them to exchange their own methods. We invite business trainers to these seminars. They teach nkoshnikov who created their funds simply because it was impossible not to create, become professionals.
We believe that the credibility of the sector largely depends on the professionalism of those who work in this sector.
Foundation Patients
The fund was created out of necessity, when it became clear that we needed to open a current account, that our volunteer efforts were completely insufficient to help everyone, and that volunteering became ineffective. We started working with patients of the Russian Children's Clinical Hospital, then patients from the Center for Radiology and the Burdenko Research Institute of Neurosurgery joined. Now the Moscow Regional Oncology Center, the Morozov Hospital and many clinics in the regions are with us. We accept applications from all cities and villages of Russia. Every month, more than 100 children receive support through targeted assistance alone, not to mention the drugs that we purchase for hospitals.
10 years have passed, and somehow it suddenly turned out that there is great amount young people - some became mothers and fathers - those who were once sick and recovered. Among them are those who work in our fund. They survived, recovered and are happy. For us, this is the best gratitude.
The fact that someone became a lawyer, someone a programmer, someone is studying to be a logistics specialist, and someone gave birth to a daughter, is such Feedback gives a sense of the meaning of their work.
There was no other fund, but there was such a boy, his name was Seryozha Rogozhin. Then he was, of course, a boy, now he is an uncle. When he entered the hospital, he needed a blood transfusion. Group - the fourth positive, rare. It was necessary that every day or every other day donors donate blood for Serezha. The doctor called me on Friday and asked me to look for donors. I say: “How much and by what time do you need it?” "We should live until Monday." Seryozha was admitted to the hospital at the beginning of December, around this time, he was very heavy, lying and literally dying. New Year he met already sitting in a wheelchair. Then he survived, recovered and got up, went to his place in the Ivanovo region, now he works as a truck driver. Amazing transformation, amazing. There is another boy, Seryozha Svyatkin. He spent four years in the hospital, the treatment went on and on, but the disease still did not respond to the drugs, and the doctors then decided to give him a bone marrow transplant. Serezha survived the transplantation, but severe complications developed, such that cells had to be taken from him and transported to Italy. There, the doctors were able to incite Serezha's lymphocytes to the infection that had attacked him. From Italy, we returned them to Russia, poured them into Serezha, and - lo and behold! - he is still with us, lives in Tolyatti, rides a motorcycle and is going to move to St. Petersburg. We recently met with some of our former guys, and there was a feeling that our conversation with them was interrupted yesterday, we just resumed it. They are so their own, so dear and so incredible.
gift a life- a charitable foundation that collects Money to help children with oncohematological or other serious illnesses. Its organizers are actresses Chulpan Khamatova and Dina Korzun. The fund was founded in 2006 and is a legal entity. The Foundation actively supports the volunteer and donor movement, provides psychological and social support sick children and young people. To find out how you can help children in need of support, you should go to the official website Give Life.
Give life official website - Main page
On the main page of the site, a ribbon of photographs of children is displayed in the center, indicating the amount they need for treatment. You can learn more about each child by going to their page. Information about the diagnosis, the course of treatment, information about the patient will be indicated here, ways to leave a donation are described. By clicking on the "Donate" button, the site visitor can transfer the amount using online services.
Page of a patient in need of treatment
Under the photos on the main page, there are 3 buttons for quick access to various ways to help.
By clicking on the button "Donate blood" or the name of the main menu item "Donation", the user can find out where and how he can donate blood free of charge in Moscow and other cities of Russia.
Donation
The "Donate" button takes you to a page where you can donate money to help sick children through Sberbank, from the account mobile phone or learn about other ways.
Donate
Help sick children and their families can be done not only with money and blood. To find out what other help you can provide, click on the "Help in a different way" button or go to the "How to help?" section of the main menu.
Help in a different way
In addition to the sections described in the main menu, there are also "About us" items, which contain information about the Give Life Foundation, its founders and team; "Children" - a section that contains a list of all patients for whom the collection of charitable funds is open, stories of victories over the disease, the results of children's creativity; "Projects" - a section about the various activities of the fund, with a common goal to help those who need this help most.
Those who feel the desire and strength to provide gratuitous assistance to patients can learn how to become a volunteer in a hospital in the corresponding section "Volunteering".
Volunteering
If trouble has befallen your family, then you can find out where and how you can get help in the "For Patients" section.
Patients - Treatment/diagnosis
The header of the site contains a link to the Gift of Life charitable foundation, as well as the amounts that have been directed to the treatment of children over the past month and the current year. Anyone can view the report on the transfer of funds by clicking on the "detailed report" link.
On the main page, you can see banners informing about the ways to make a donation and the news of the charitable foundation.
Banners and News
Promotions and events are displayed below, a separate banner is dedicated to those who could not be saved.
Bottom of page
The footer contains addresses and phone numbers of the fund, links to pages in in social networks.
Established on November 26, 2006 by actresses Dina Korzun and Chulpan Khamatova. Is a legal entity.
The fund has no branches, departments and representatives in the regions of Russia. There are two partner funds, one registered in London - Gift of Life, and the second in the USA - Podari.Life.
Initiative group "Donors for children"
Volunteer association, which does not have a permanent membership, legal entity, current accounts and online wallets.
Our tasks
- fundraising for the treatment and rehabilitation of children with oncological and hematological diseases;
- assistance to oncology and hematology clinics treating children and young adults;
- attracting public attention to the problems of sick children;
- promoting the development of free blood donation;
- providing social and psychological assistance to sick children;
- facilitating the work of volunteer groups at children's oncohematological clinics.
our story
The Foundation did not start from scratch. Its first employees were those who for many years, as volunteers, helped doctors treat children, and children get treated. Once upon a time, the concepts of "pity, mercy, kindness" were considered manifestations of weakness and it was not customary to talk about them out loud. Of course, there have always been people who helped their relatives and friends, but charity as a movement - numerous and aimed at helping complete strangers in trouble - there was no such charity.
Official site Chulpan Khamatova Foundation "Give Life":
A few days ago, Chulpan Khamatova, an actress and co-founder of the Podari Zhizn foundation for helping children with oncohematological and other serious diseases, said in an interview with the Estonian Postimees that she was ready to campaign for Vladimir Putin again if another hospital was built instead (we are talking about the Center for Pediatric Hematology , Oncology and Immunology named after Dima Rogachev, built with the assistance of Vladimir Putin). An actress who in 2012 starred in a video supporting Putin, who was then a presidential candidate, she said she was ready to do the same and that, in her opinion, “there is no white and black, there are good and bad deeds.” “My country is doing a lot of good things. And my country does a lot of monstrous, terrible, sad, disgusting things. And I am always ready to thank for good deeds,” Khamatova said.
The statement of the actress caused a strong reaction in the press and social networks, which is why the Gift of Life Foundation opened direct line on facebook. The fund's staff, its director and Chulpan Khamatova herself invited everyone to ask questions about the activities of the fund and its co-founders. At the time of publication of this note, the post on the Give Life page had collected more than 500 comments, most of them were words of support and gratitude, including from founders Vera Hospice Charitable Foundation by Nyuta Federmesser and parents of children who were helped by the Podari Zhizn Foundation.
Fund representatives commented Chulpan Khamatova’s statement about Vladimir Putin’s help in building a clinic: “Vladimir Putin really responded to the proposal of doctors - pediatric oncologists and hematologists that such a clinic is needed in Moscow. The construction was under the personal control of the President. Chulpan Khamatova decided to star in an election video - this is her personal choice. In the video, she thanked the President for his assistance in the construction of the center. To your question (can you just ask for support from the president (for example, a hospital), but not to act in a video?), we cannot answer, because we do not have such information. They also noted that the Center for Pediatric Hematology, Oncology and Immunology. Dima Rogacheva is a state clinic, which the foundation takes care of, like a number of other hospitals. At the same time, Khamatova herself said, which considers the negative reaction after showing the video in his address fair, but "short-sighted and underinformed."
When asked if there are any restrictions on who the foundation is ready to accept assistance from and whether it supports the policies of Vladimir Putin, representatives of Podari Zhizn
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Human kindness, mercy, the ability to rejoice and worry about other people create the basis of human happiness. Humanity + kindness = human happiness
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Chulpan Khamatova - actress, co-founder of the Give Life Foundation, mother of three daughters. Non-state charitable foundation Chulpan Khamatova and Dina Korzun "Give Life" appeared in 2007. This is an association of people who, long before the foundation was founded, helped children as volunteers to cope with their serious illness. Back then, charity was not as common as it is now. Unfortunately, many people are used to turning a blind eye to someone else's misfortune. "Children are the flowers of life, and they can be helped," actresses Dina Korzun and Chulpan Khamatova know for sure.
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Chulpan Khamatova and Dina Korzun Charitable Foundation"Give Life" does not have any branches and representative offices in the regions of Russia. This is an initiative group of volunteers and donors that has been providing assistance to children with oncological and hematological diseases for many years in a row. Podari Zhizn also has two partner funds outside our country - in the UK and the USA.
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Establishment of the Foundation In 2005, the actress Chulpan Khamatova, having talked with children's oncologists and hematologists in Moscow, saw the deplorable state of the hospitals at that time. Doctors asked her to hold a charity concert, the proceeds of which were supposed to go to expensive medical equipment. Teaming up with Dina Korzun, Chulpan held two charity concerts. The second concert was held at the Sovremennik Theatre, and famous musicians and artists were involved in it. This concert helped Chulpan Khamatova raise 300 thousand dollars for the treatment of sick children. The following year, another charity concert was held, organized by Dina Korzun and Chulpan Khamatova. The Podari Zhizn Foundation was organized shortly thereafter. And now concerts called "Give Life" with the participation of a variety of talented pop stars are held in Moscow every year.
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Everyone can help The actress is sure: everyone can help sick children! You don't need to have a lot of money to do this. For example, you can donate blood regularly, or you can become a volunteer, come to the hospital to play with children, help them, write letters of support, and also help parents as a courier... There are many options - there would be a desire.
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It is impossible not to change when dealing with sick children and their problems every day. It becomes obvious what is really important in life, and what should not be paid attention to. "I am happy that I met selfless, unusually kind people- volunteers," Chulpan Khamatova admits.
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The charitable foundation has existed for about ten years, and the patients themselves maintain a warm atmosphere in it throughout the entire time. After all, even sick children, in fact, remain the same children! They play, draw, make some progress. When children recover, this also brings great joy. When you learn about the successes of your pupils, it cannot but rejoice. Some recovered children, growing up, come to the hospital to work as volunteers, in turn, helping other children cope with the disease.
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Children's Hospital In 2008, thanks to the assistance of Russian President Vladimir Putin, the Chulpan Khamatova Foundation was built in Moscow child Center oncology, hematology and immunology. The center was named after one of the fund's patients - Dmitry Rogachev. A boy with cancer invited the President of Russia for tea with pancakes. And the fund succeeded in making the boy's wish come true! Thanks to this occasion, a children's hospice was built. Unfortunately, the boy is no longer alive. Dima Rogachev died in September 2007 in Israel from a hemorrhage in the lungs.
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The Federal Scientific and Clinical Center for Pediatric Hematology, Oncology and Immunology named after Dmitry Rogachev was opened on Children's Day on June 1, 2011.
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Tasks of the charitable foundation The main tasks of the non-governmental, charitable organization"Give Life" are: - Raising money for the subsequent treatment of children with cancer, hematological diseases, their rehabilitation. - Providing financial assistance medical institutions, clinics that treat children, adolescents, youth. - All possible attraction of public attention to the problems of small and young patients. - All-round assistance to the development of gratuitous donation. - Assistance in providing psychological assistance to patients and their parents. - Assistance to volunteers whose groups work at children's oncohematological hospitals.
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Fund "GIVE LIFE" board of trustees and the Board of the Foundation included artists, doctors, philanthropists and volunteers of the Donors to Children initiative group. Under the tutelage of the foundation are clinics that treat children with cancer: the Center for Children's Hematology named after. Dmitry Rogachev (FNKTs DGOI) S.P. Botkin City Clinical Hospital Morozovskaya Children's City Clinical Hospital Moscow Regional Oncological Dispensary NII. N. N. Burdenko SPC "Solntsevo" Russian Children's Clinical Hospital Center for X-ray Radiology (RNTsRR).
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Chulpan Khamatova became a laureate of the State Prize, a prestigious award given on Russia Day to outstanding figures Russian science and culture. The actress and philanthropist donated all five million of the State Prize to help seriously ill children. “For me, this award is another great opportunity to help children with cancer who are under the care of the Podari Zhizn Foundation,” the People’s Artist quotes the foundation. - Without any doubt, I donate these 5 million rubles to the fund for the purchase of a special medical equipment at the Center for Pediatric Hematology. Dmitry Rogachev, thanks to whom children will be able to undergo a high-quality rehabilitation course after complex and difficult treatment.
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Support for children before and after treatment The Chulpan Khamatova Foundation also helps children before and after treatment. In the best cultural places of Moscow there is an exhibition of drawings by children - patients of the fund. Every year, since 2010, the foundation organizes sports competitions for cured children. Also, the Chulpan Khamatova and Dina Korzun Aid Fund provides all possible assistance in holding charitable events to everyone who wants to contribute to the treatment of children.