Mission: To protect and save the lives of Ukrainian children, all of whom confront the legacy of the Chornobyl catastrophe and other environmental disasters.
Goal: To provide state-of-the-art medical aid to Ukrainian children with cancer, genetic birth defects, heart disease, and immune deficiencies.
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Your Company Can Help Raise Funds for Orphans
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Philip Morris Donates 1,000,000 UAH Worth of Life-saving Medical Equipment to Kharkiv Hospital
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PricewaterhouseCoopers Provides Services as Charitable Donation
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CCRDF Ukraine invites your company to participate in our December campaign, the Artistic Christmas Tree Fundraiser to raise funds for our orphanage program.
CCRDF has reproduced original paintings of Christmas trees into posters for corporations to display in your office lobby so that your friends and colleagues can support the orphanage program by pining a premade ornament on the poster for every 100 UAH donation.
The original artwork was specially created by Kyiv’s famous artists, including Andrii Bludov, Maksym Vityk, Hanna Kryvolap, Alina Maksymenko, Oleksii Malykh, Davyd Sharashidze, and Valerii Shkarupa, for CCRDF’s Artistic Christmas Tree fundraiser.
We thank you in advance for your support of our mission and for making a difference in the life of a Ukrainian orphan this holiday season by supporting our Artistic Christmas Tree fundraiser.
To order your Artistic Christmas Tree poster and receive other pertinent information, please contact me at 050-411-1262 or at Lrabij@ccrdf.org.
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Kharkiv, Ukraine – On December 2, 2009 the Kharkiv Regional Children’s Clinical Hospital #1 received 1,000,000 worth of life-saving medical equipment thanks to the support of the fruitful partnership between Philip Morris Ukraine and Children of Chornobyl Relief and Development Fund.
The head doctor of Kharkiv Regional Children’s Clinical Hospital #1 Kateryna Koliyushko said, “The surgical laparoscopy equipment will certainly help with the diagnosis and treatment of a variety of illnesses, emergency procedures, and the correction of birth defects for children needing life-saving surgery within the first few months of life. Taking into account that the necessary instrumentation has not been used in any Ukrainian hospital, this sophisticated equipment will provide the surgeon the opportunity to use minimally invasive surgical techniques for treatment of the most vulnerable contingency of patients – newborns.”
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PricewaterhouseCoopers, one of the leading accounting firms in Ukraine, has generously provided their services to the CCRDF Kyiv office. Over the course of several weeks, PWC compiled the Kyiv office’s 2008 audit. Thanks to this socially responsible corporation, CCRDF has been able to focus our funding on our medical programs. CCRDF is especially grateful to the individuals who made this in-kind contribution possible and the team who realized this donation!
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