Being a man means to feel your responsibility.
Understanding that by putting down your own brick – you help creating the world.
Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
Transfer of money
Money transfer via Sberbank. You can download Sberbank’s receipt here and fill it out writing down the amount of your donation or choosing the sum indicated in the receipt and take it to the nearest office of the Ural Bank of Sberbank of the RF.
Money transfer via a system of instant money transfers TELEPAY
Filling in a banker’s order to transfer donation in Alfa-Bank (0% commission for the Instant Money Transfer service), in SKB-bank (5% commission), in Sberbank (0% commission).
Written order on our bank account via Alfa-Bank (5% bank’s fee provided you have connected an Alfa-Bank mobile service), SKB-Bank (5% bank fee), Sberbank (0% bank fee). The name of the organization for written orders on the bank account is Non-Commercial Partnership Family to Children.
For more information, please, refer to Anna Kurumchina, Head of Marketing Department or Darya Vlasova, Fundraiser, on
Our bank details
ÈÍÍ 6672297145
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ÎÃÐÍ 1096600001926
ÎÊÎÃÓ 49013
ÎÊÏÎ 62033866
ÎÊÀÒÎ 6541380000
ÁÈÊ 046577674
Current account 40703810016000045767
Correspondent account 30101810500000000674
In the Ural Bank of Sberbank of the RF in Yekaterinburg
Legal address/ actual address:
620026 Yekaterinburg, Belinskogo Street, 83, 14 floor, office 1412
Handing over objects
Furniture (bed for an adult, baby’s cot, kitchen furniture set, furniture for the entrance hall), kitchen utensils, clothes for babies (from 0 to 1 year old), other children’s goods (diapies from 0 to 1 year old, massage oil, cotton tip applicators), baby plastic bath, bed linen sets for adults and babies, blankets for adults and babies, pillows for adults and babies, bedspreads, baby carriages, strollers, go-carts, baby rockers are necessary for the projects “Urgent Accommodation for Vulnerable mothers in Ekaterinburg” and “Disseminating Experience of “Urgent Accommodation for Vulnerable Mothers” project in Sverdlovsk region”.
If you have an opportunity to donate the above mentioned items free of charge or to sell them at nominal charge, you can do that right now. All these things will make the first home for a baby a really cozy one.
For more information, please, refer to Anna Kurumchina, Head of Marketing Department or Darya Vlasova, Fundraiser, on
Volunteering
Who is a volunteer?
A volunteer is a person who provides support motivated by his or her own altruism and not by any financial gain. The main praise for volunteers (and the work they do is very serious!) is the feeling that they are useful by doing a good deed. You can become a volunteer for one of our projects:
Early Intervention Project
We need people who are ready to devote several hours a week to caring for a child with disabilities. This would give parents – and usually there is only a single mother – time and opportunity to do the shopping, execute the necessary documents, visit a polyclinic with another child or simply to rest.
A person who wants to become a volunteer for the project Early Intervention should undergo special training. During this training specialists will tell the person about peculiarities of working with disabled children. In case you fit the requirements imposed by the specialists of the Early Intervention project, you will be asked to sign a contract on free of charge support provision.
Project Children Want to Live at Home
- We need support from people who can find a common language and organize children from 10 to 16 years old. All these children currently live in a shelter of one of the Centres for Social Support to Families and Children of Ekaterinburg. These children badly need ordinary human kindness, attention to their needs and problems. You can help these children to do their homework or prepare for a performance.
- Volunteering help might also be needed to repair an apartment where a child is to return to after the shelter.
Special preparation work will be carried out with all those wishing to become volunteers for the project Children Want to Live at Home by specialists of the Centre for Social Support to Families and Children.
For more information, please, refer to Elena Kandoba, Head of Programmes’ Department or Maria Shutova, Project coordinator, on
