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Your support helps children from orphanages build a successful future!

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Charitable foundation · Moscow

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Thank you! The funds raised were used to pay scholarships to graduates of orphanages who are studying at secondary and higher education institutions and are successfully completing their educational programs. This support helps the students meet their basic needs (transportation, food, leisure activities, hygiene products, and office supplies) and focus on their studies without having to work part-time. One of our students, Katya, is a future pastry chef and a third-year student at the Kozlovsky Multidisciplinary College. She has no regrets about her choice. Why a pastry chef? Because it's an opportunity to create! Katya is inspired by the process of creating new desserts, learning culinary techniques, and finding original solutions. For her, studying is a source of joy and self-fulfillment. However, the field of confectionery requires a wide range of materials and kitchen utensils. Thanks to the scholarship from the foundation, Katya is gradually acquiring the necessary "tools" to master the profession of a pastry chef.

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About the campaign

Varya is an orphan! Let's help her get a scholarship and become a chef!

Varya has always dreamed of an independent life. After graduating from an orphanage, she enrolled in the Smolensk Technical College of Railway Transport, Communications and Service to study as a cook. Studying was not always easy, but Varvara has important support — a scholarship from a charitable foundation.

Every month she receives a small but very necessary amount. Thanks to this money, Varya can pay for stationery, buy groceries and necessary things for an independent life.

"The foundation supports me not only with rubles, but also with advice: I don't feel alone and believe in my future," Varya shares.

The Children of Ours Foundation supports its students who have enrolled in educational institutions and are doing well in their classes with additional scholarships. This gives students the opportunity to devote maximum time and attention to their studies without being distracted by forced part-time jobs. Now Varya and other wards of the foundation really need an additional scholarship. Let's help her continue her studies and get a profession!