Save the lives of 8 children
Save the lives of 8 children
Completed

Save the lives of 8 children

The project is carried by
Started: 28.11.2024
Ukraine
Completed
Totally raised
985497.0 UAH
Funded
100%
Total goal
985497.00 UAH

For 8 years in a row already, Pavel Kazarin has been celebrating his birthday in a unique and touching way: he refuses to receive gifts and dedicates this day to charity. Pavel calls on everyone to join his mission to help children with congenital heart disease get a chance at a healthy life. This year he aims to raise funds for eight children whose hearts need urgent help.

These are the stories of little fighters with hope in their hearts:

  • Ilya Gudyma, 3 years old, Khmelnytsky. His heart is exhausted every day due to a secondary atrial septal defect. The blueness around his nose and constant sweating remind him that time is playing against him. The cost of the occluder: 134 071 UAH.
  • Katrusia Pasevich, 8 years old, Volyn region. Her heart is struggling with a secondary septal defect, and her parents dream every day of giving her a pain-free childhood. The cost of the occluder: 134 071 UAH.
  • Varvara Kharchenko, 1 year old, Pryluky. Little Varya has Down syndrome and is struggling with a serious heart defect. She urgently needs an operation, the cost of which is UAH 47,000.
  • Valeria Levadna, 6 years old, Nikopol. Her family hoped that the defect would close on its own, but the situation is only getting worse every year. The cost of the occluder: 134 071 UAH.
  • Leila Tarasenko, 1 year old, Zakarpattya. Her little heart needs an occluder to give her a chance for a healthy future. The cost of the occluder: 134 071 UAH. 
  • Kyrychok Vlada Volodymyrivna 19.08.2017, Odesa region. Vlada was born with a heart defect, and from the first days of her life, her family fought for her health. The cost of the occluder: 134 071 UAH.
  • Mekhtiev David, 22.10.2015, born in Kyiv. When David was just six months old, doctors diagnosed him with a congenital heart defect. His mother hoped to the last that the situation would improve on its own, but time passed, and the unclosed defect did not allow David to play sports and lead an active lifestyle. The cost of the occluder: 134 071 UAH.
  • Ryabov Maxim, born on 05.11.2016, Chernihiv region. Maksym is a cheerful and inquisitive boy who dreams of growing up healthy and active, but for this he needs urgent heart surgery. The cost of the occluder: 134 071 UAH.

Make a gift that will save lives. Every contribution you make is a step towards ensuring that these children can breathe, laugh and dream. Together we can raise the necessary amount and give little hearts hope.

Join Pavel Kazarin's initiative and become a part of this miracle. Every hryvnia is an opportunity to save a child's life.

UPD: Not all young patients were able to undergo endovascular surgery at the Amosov Institute, so the project has replaced the children in need. More information about these changes can be found in the News section on the project page.

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12.12.2024 05:04
3852.33 UAH
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12.12.2024 04:46
1000.00 UAH
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12.12.2024 04:33
500.00 UAH
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12.12.2024 03:19
2084.70 UAH
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12.12.2024 03:03
100.00 UAH
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