Nearly a thousand pounds was raised recently by Gift of Life long-term supporter Evgeny Kuznetsov in collaboration with Locals.org, a new social discovery app that aims to turn every meet-up or experience into an opportunity to do good within your community.
Thank you ever so much for supporting Kirill’s treatment and giving him a chance to beat leukaemia! He’s in remission and studies hard to finish a high school in just a year’s time.
Power of 10 with Vadim Levin, our Trustee, former VTB Bank Deputy Chairman, photographer. Carry on reading to know how the Russian community in the UK unites to help children back home.
Thanks to your kind help, in 2019 four-year-old Vanya from Belorechensk, a town in the south of Russia, received life-saving treatment for acute lymphoblastic leukaemia, the most common cancer in children.
The Power of 10 has worked yet again giving little Dasha a chance to survive cancer. Every donation from the modest to the significant can change the life of a seriously ill child and their family. We talked about this life-saving effect of collective help with Dasha’s mum, Venera.
To support the crucial needs of our patients and raise funds, Chulpan Khamatova has been pledging her birthday to benefit the charity for years now. Meet our amazing heroine of Power of 10 as she celebrates her birthday today!
Why is it important to help children in Russia? Olga Kotilevskaya, a London-based photographer explains what motivates her to support our cause.
Olga Levi from Krasnodar was just 15 y/o when she was diagnosed with Ewing’s sarcoma localised in her iliac bone. With your help Olga underwent life-saving surgery in a clinic in Moscow. Thank you so much for this!
Savely fell ill in 2018 when he was only 12. He was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukaemia. His family was devastated by this news. The illness required a long and intensive treatment. Thank you for helping us pay for this treatment.
At the age of two Azalia began suffering from frequent respiratory infections with severe complications a medical examination confirmed she had a serious disorder – immunodeficiency. You helped us pay for her vital treatment.
