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Children with what conditions do you help?

The Foundation helps citizens of Ukraine under the age of 18 who have oncological, hematological, and some other life-threatening diseases. In some cases, as defined by the Foundation’s rules, individuals over 18 are also eligible to receive help.

To whom and how does the Foundation buy medicines?

The Foundation procures medicine targeted for the specific child’s use (and requested by parents/caretakers) or, if requested by the Head, for the Unit that we signed a Memorandum of Cooperation. We buy antitumor, antifungal, antibacterial, antiemetic, and other medications prescribed by the doctor. Our volunteers also help to purchase medicines from abroad that are not registered in Ukraine.

The Foundation works with verified, reliable, and transparent pharmacies. We sign a standard form contract and make cashless payments. We send every procurement request to at least three different pharmacy chains and select the one offering the lowest price. We consider the shipping speed factor as well. If a child doesn’t have much time to wait, we can buy medicines at a higher cost but with prompt delivery.

How did the Tabletochki Foundation appear?

In 2011, the initiative started with medicines unavailable in Ukraine, which donors brought from abroad. The initiative’s Facebook page was named Tabletochki, and later, in 2013, the volunteer initiative became a foundation.

Who is the owner of the Tabletochki Foundation?

Tabletochki was founded by Olya Kudinenko and Olga Shurupova. Children receive assistance through donations from individuals and legal entities. Tabletochki regularly and punctually reports its activities to all donors and government agencies. All information is available in the «Reports and documents’ section» on our website.

What does the name Tabletochki mean in Ukrainian?

Tabletochki literally means «little pills» — the equivalent of all the vital medicines children receive, thanks to donors.

I want to help Ukrainian children affected by cancer and war. Do they have any special needs right now?

Today, Ukrainian children with cancer are affected by two wars at once, and their families have become more vulnerable than ever. So they need support as never before to receive life-saving treatment on time.

Your support will help provide essential medical examinations, medicines (including those unavailable in Ukraine), crucial psychological and palliative care, social rehabilitation, outpatient housing, and other targeted assistance for children and their families.

You can also create your fundraising campaigns on the Global Giving platform and unite friends or colleagues around the goal of helping children.

What will my donation change?

Hundreds of Ukrainian children are facing two vast challenges simultaneously today — the war against cancer and the war against the invaders. So their voices must be heard as loudly as possible. 

The support of donors like you helps Ukrainian children affected by cancer and war receive even costly medicines and timely, high-quality treatment, and navigate this journey with greater resilience. Even the most minor donation with among thousands of others becomes a powerful help.

Cancer can only be overcome together. Each donation is essential for children.

How will my donation be used?

All charitable donations are directed to the statutory activities of the Foundation to create conditions for quality medical and psychological care and entire life for children affected by cancer and their families in Ukraine during and after treatment.

The vast majority of donations are used to provide direct, targeted assistance to Ukrainian children undergoing cancer treatment, including medicines, exceptional food, payment for medical procedures, outpatient accommodation, rehabilitation, and treatment abroad. Monthly, there are 400 children under the Foundation`s care.

Your donations also support the 12 hospitals where cancer treatment is concentrated nationwide. In addition, it is the work of psychologists and palliative care teams that provide comprehensive support during and after treatment for families. It also includes the work of advocacy specialists. 

In our reports, you can learn more about the structure of the Foundation’s expenses by period.

How do I make sure the children receive my help?

Every month, we publish a financial report on our website on detailing all income and expenses. In addition, the Foundation annually submits a report on the use of income (profits) by a non-profit organization for tax inspection. The reports are also available on our website.

What is monthly support?

A monthly donation involves regular payment of a fixed amount from your card to help children.

You can manage it through account on our website.

How can I cancel my monthly donation?

You can stop your recurring donations by filling out the form here. Your monthly payment plan will be canceled within 48 hours.

I want to run a fundraising/charitable marketing campaign for the Foundation. What should I do?

Thank you for being willing to help!

If you want to become Foundation’s partner, please tell us about your company and ideas on the campaign or cooperation here. When you fill out the form, we will contact you to discuss the details of the project. Also, you can send the information to [email protected].

Can I donate from abroad?

Yes, a person from anywhere in the world can help Ukrainian children under the Foundation’s care. Donors with cards from foreign banks are encouraged donating through the GlobalGiving or JustGiving platforms.

All relevant information regarding help for children can be found on our website.

Do you accept cryptocurrency?

Yes, the fund accepts cryptocurrencies through the WhitePay and Kuna platforms. 

We will be very grateful for your donation!

How can I help more?

Share the news of the foundation with your friends — multiply the help and let the children have even more support!