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1. The Give Life Charitable Foundation helps children with oncohematological and other serious diseases.

2. "Give Life" is a Russian non-governmental charitable foundation that provides assistance to children and young adults under the

3. Some of the Foundation's tasks:

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fundraising for the treatment
and rehabilitation of children;
helping cancer and hematology
clinics where children and
young adults are treated;
drawing public attention to the
problems of sick children;
promoting the development of
blood donation for free;
providing social and
psychological assistance to sick
children;
promoting the work of
volunteer groups at children's
cancer clinics.

4. Activity

The Foundation provides assistance to
its beneficiaries, covering medical and
social needs. Some of the Foundation's
activities include:
Medical assistance, including
treatment and rehabilitation of
children with cancer and
hematological diseases, payment for
medical procedures, and acquisition of
medications and equipment.
Social support, including payment for
outpatient apartments, transportation
expenses, and hygiene products for
beneficiaries, as well as support for
families facing financial difficulties
due to their child's illness.
Palliative care, which provides support
to children and their families during
difficult times when treatment is
focused on alleviating their condition
rather than curing it.

5. Some of the foundation's projects:

"Help for Children in Clinics" is the main
project, in which the fund buys
medicines, consumables, reagents, or
medical equipment for the hospitals with
which it cooperates.
"Targeted Assistance" is individual
support for families, such as paying for
surgeries, tests, or diagnostics, or buying
medications for discharge.
Donation is the provision of blood and its
components, and the fund's goal is to
ensure that hospitals always have enough
donors and that patients do not lack
blood and its components.
Educational project: visiting lectures by
leading Russian specialists are held for
pediatric hematologists, oncologists, and
pediatricians from Russian regions