Grassroots initiative dubbed "A Moment for Kindness" encourages participants to devote one minute daily for performing good deeds.
The "Kray-Dobra" Charity Foundation's Annual "One Minute for Good" Campaign Begins, Aiming to Assist Sick Children Across Kuban
In an effort to aid children suffering from various diseases, the "Edge of Good" Charity Foundation has commenced its annual online fundraising campaign, "One Minute for Good." Coordinated to coincide with Children's Day, this initiative is timely and crucial.
The funds raised through this campaign will be utilized for expensive medications, treatment programs, and rehabilitation services for underprivileged children. Yana Storozhuk, the foundation's director, implores the public to contribute, stating, "Your minute could save someone's life. On our website, kray-dobra.ru, you can find stories of kids from all over Kuban who are in dire need of costly treatments, rehabilitation, and technical aids. They desperately need our support."
So far, the foundation has managed to assist around 1,500 children, and more than 350 million rubles have been raised for their needs. Anyone can participate in the campaign by visiting the foundation's website, navigating to the campaign section, and clicking "Help a Child." Donors also have the option to choose their donation amount or provide targeted assistance to a specific child.
As previously reported by the "Kuban 24" internet portal, the charitable initiative "One Minute for Good" was first launched on May 19 in the Krasnodar region.
Those interested in learning more about charity campaigns can find guidance on their organizational structure and promotional strategies. For more accurate and up-to-date information about the "Edge of Good" Charity Foundation's "One Minute for Good" campaign, it is recommended to visit the foundation's official website or social media channels.
Scientific research and advancements in health-and-wellness can significantly aid the "Edge of Good" Charity Foundation's efforts in providing proper treatment for sick children by developing affordable and effective medications and rehabilitation methods. Yana Storozhuk, the foundation's director, urges the public to contribute and collaborate in this mission, stating, "Every minute, every ruble, and every bit of support from the scientific community can make a substantial difference in a child's life."
