Who we help

IF YOU NEED HELP

Gift of Life helps to pay medical expenses for children and young adults (aged up to 25) diagnosed with cancer and hematologic diseases and receiving their treatment in Russian hospitals.

An application must include official medical documents and can be submitted by patients, parents or legal guardians. Treatment abroad is paid for, only when a team of doctors has established necessary diagnostics or treatment cannot be provided in Russia. The foundation cannot help non-Russian citizens with receiving treatment abroad.

According to the foundation policy, we do not pay for alternative medicine treatments.

For more details or to apply, please email [email protected]

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Mad tea party 2018

Mad Tea Party, or Bezumnoe Chaepitie, is an annual charity initiative held on the 26th of November to mark the birthday of Podari Zhizn, our sister charity foundation. The idea behind Mad Tea Party is to raise a cup of tea, or coffee, to Podari Zhizn’s achievements and support children with cancer.