Let's give Vladik the opportunity to walk. 4
Let's give Vladik the opportunity to walk. 4
Completed

Let's give Vladik the opportunity to walk. 4

The project is carried by
Started: 30.06.2021
Zaporizhia
Completed
Totally raised
16725.0 UAH
Funded
100%
Total goal
16725.00 UAH
25.10.2021 12:08
The rehabilitation course has been completed!
Natali Moroz Наталья Мороз CF "Happy child"
Dear friends! Thank you for helping Vladislav! Rehabilitation was carried out in the Center for Comprehensive Rehabilitation for Persons with Disabilities "Halychyna" in the period from 04.10.2021. to 15.…
25.10.2021 11:45
The project is implemented
dobro.ua dobro.ua ICF "Ukrainian Philanthropic Marketplace"
Dear donors! We are pleased to announce that this project has been successfully implemented. A detailed report can be found in the "Reports and documents" section. Thanks to everyone who supports us!
30.06.2021 13:50
Start of the project.
Supported
Charity donation
03.09.2021 18:26
6160.34 UAH
Charity donation
02.09.2021 18:13
500.00 UAH
Charity donation
02.09.2021 14:49
200.00 UAH
proshurik
01.09.2021 10:15
20.37 UAH
Будьмо!
01.09.2021 09:09
20.37 UAH
All donors

Done - reports are ready,
the project is completed.

Thank you for your support!

Done - reports are ready

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