Project Report
| Nov 29, 2024
Thank you for helping orphans in Ukraine!
By Natalie Blinder | Founder
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Dear Friends,
We are excited to share how your generous donations have directly benefited orphans in Ukraine.
Thanks to your support, BKC was able to purchase renovation materials valued at USD 3,384 to repair the flooring at an orphanage that houses over 100 severely disabled children, many of whom are bedridden or rely on wheelchairs. The floor had not been renovated in 50 years, resulting in poor conditions that made it difficult, and often impossible, for wheelchair users to move without assistance. Additionally, the old flooring contributed to unpleasant odors and hygiene issues, potentially impacting the children's health. The new flooring will facilitate easier and more comfortable movement for those who use wheelchairs, and we are immensely grateful to our donors for making this improvement possible.
It has been over 1,000 days since the outbreak of the war, and as the conflict continues, the poverty and desperation in Ukraine deepen, affecting our most vulnerable populations the hardest. We kindly ask you to consider supporting our initiative to help orphanages in Ukraine once again. Your assistance truly makes a difference.
Best wishes,
Natalie Blinder
Founder of Bright Kids Charity
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Aug 20, 2024
A Heartfelt Thank You for Your Generosity
By Natalie Blinder | Founder
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Dear donors,
Warm greetings from Bright Kids Charity. We are thrilled to share with you the significant impact your contributions have made in the lives of children in care in Ukraine. Your generosity has truly made a difference. BKC purchased an interactive whiteboard, school desks, and other furniture worth USD 3264 to equip classrooms in a specialised educational institution in Zhytomyr Oblast. These resources have not only improved the learning environment but also brought joy and hope to the seventy-two children with physical and intellectual disabilities, aged 7 to 17, who reside and study there.
These children, who didn’t get a fair start in life, live in extremely difficult circumstances in a country torn by war. Your support ensures that these children in orphanages have the most basic things for a dignified environment - a minimum every child needs. We are very thankful to you for supporting them. Your contribution is truly priceless.
Best wishes,
Natalie Blinder
Founder of Bright Kids Charity
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May 16, 2024
Your help is priceless for children in care
By Natalie Blinder | Founder
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Dear friends, we are thrilled to share that this time, your generous donation has directly supported children from 3 specialised institutions in Ukraine, with a total help provided of USD 2718.28:
- Bright Kids purchased renovation materials for a specialised educational institution with 76 children with developmental disorders,
- BKC also bought germicidal lamps for an orphanage for children with severe disabilities,
- We also provided sports shoes and luggage for six girls from a specialised educational institution in Zhytomyr Oblast to help them prepare for an upcoming basketball tournament. It is a rare and special event during these difficult times, and the teenagers are excited and looking forward to it. As the orphanage administration had no budget to equip their students for the contest and asked for our help, it feels priceless to support these girls who, despite their young age, have had a very tough life, on their special occasion.
These children are raised in poverty and deprivation amidst the ongoing war, with an overwhelming sense of despair and hopelessness. Your kindness and attention to their cause mean the world to them. It significantly improves their living and studying conditions and, most importantly, makes them feel seen and valued because every life matters. Your help counts.
Warm regards,
Natalie Blinder
Founder of Bright Kids Charity
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