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Thanks to you, the children were able to get to the place of treatment!

Geografia Dobra

Charitable foundation · Kostroma region

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of RUB 338,400

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For several years now, BF "Geography of Good" has been helping to get to the place of treatment for children and adults from all over Russia. Thanks to you, last year we managed to help even more children than before. We say thank you for that! Here are just a few of the happy stories. Kristina Loginova was able to cross the ocean and meet with her doctors, who did the impossible and amazing for many - they returned the girl's hearing, restoring not only the ear canal, but also making her real ears. Katya Rubtsova was able to go to another rehabilitation, without which, with the diagnosis of SMA, one cannot do! And Grisha Berdyanov, while in remission, can be observed by his attending physician. This is only a small part of the stories, but it is already so many!

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About the campaign

The wards of the Foundation need help in paying for transportation costs to the place of treatment

The Geography of Kindness Foundation is raising funds to pay for transportation costs for the Foundation's wards from home to the place of treatment and back.

How does a patient's treatment begin? With the road. Sometimes you can get to the place of rehabilitation or treatment by taking a city bus, but sometimes you have to travel hundreds or thousands of kilometers.

For many people who come to the Foundation, help is needed "today. They have been called to an operation urgently, a long-awaited donor has unexpectedly appeared, the clinic has made a positive decision and is ready, as soon as possible, to perform the operation. And at such a moment, the question of buying tickets arises. Often, all the savings go toward the treatment. It takes a long time to find a donor who can pay for air or train tickets, so you lose precious time.

The Geography of Kindness Foundation has had a "Road to Hospital" program for several years. By donating to it, you help dozens of people get help on time.