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Our target organizations, with whom we are working to improve life in Estonia:
NGO Elame veel!（https://aitaneestit.ee/en/ngo-elame-veel/）
Eesti Kurtide Liit（https://aitaneestit.ee/partner-eesti-kurtide-liit/）
Eesti Lihasehaigete Selts（https://aitaneestit.ee/en/partner-eesti-lihasehaigete-selts/）
Saarte Kurtide Ühing（https://aitaneestit.ee/en/partner-saarte-kurtide-uhing/）
Estonian Association of School Psychologists（https://aitaneestit.ee/partner-eesti-koolipsuhholoogide-uhing/）
MTÜ Lahendus.net（https://aitaneestit.ee/en/partner-mtu-lahendus-net/）
MTÜ Eesti SV Tugigrupid（https://aitaneestit.ee/en/partner-eesti-sv-tugigrupid/）
MTÜ Vaikuseminutid（https://aitaneestit.ee/en/partner-mtu-vaikuseminutid/）
Laste ja Noorte Kriisiprogramm MTÜ（https://aitaneestit.ee/en/laste-ja-noorte-kriisiprogramm-en/）
Kiusamisvaba Kool SA（https://aitaneestit.ee/en/partner-kiusamisvaba-kool-sa/）
Heartbeat programme Channel 2（https://aitaneestit.ee/partner-sudamesoov/）
Eesti Vaegkuuljate Liit（https://aitaneestit.ee/partner-eesti-vaegkuuljate-liit/）
North Estonian Association of the Blind（https://aitaneestit.ee/pimedateuhing/）
Eesti Lasterikaste Perede Liit MTÜ（https://aitaneestit.ee/en/eesti_lasterikaste_perede_liit/）
SA Charity Foundation My Dream Day（https://aitaneestit.ee/partner-sa-heategevusfond-minu-unistuste-paev/）
NGO Women's Support and Information Centre（https://aitaneestit.ee/en/naiste_tugi_ja_teabekeskus/）
Do Good MTÜ（https://aitaneestit.ee/en/partner-do-good/）
Naerata Ometi MTÜ（https://aitaneestit.ee/en/naerataometi/）
Life-changing helpers NGO（https://aitaneestit.ee/partner-elumuutvad-abistajad/）
Karolini Kool（https://aitaneestit.ee/partner-karolini-kool/）
Estonia Support Fund for Maternity Homes SA（https://aitaneestit.ee/en/sunnitusmajadetoetusfond/）
Eesti Loomakaitse Selts（https://aitaneestit.ee/partner-eesti-loomakai/）
Junior Achievement Eesti SA（https://aitaneestit.ee/en/partner-ja-eesti/）
Pärnu Naiste Tugikeskus（https://aitaneestit.ee/en/partner-parnu-naiste-tugikeskus/）
Noored Kooli（https://aitaneestit.ee/en/partner-noored-kooli/）
Eesti Viipekeele Selts（https://aitaneestit.ee/en/partner-eesti-viipekeele-selts/）
Principles of distribution of donations
We choose our partners carefully.
We prefer smaller organizations that cannot contribute much to fundraising themselves due to lack of resources. The partners’ activities could be aimed at solving problems across Estonia and with the greatest possible impact in their field of activity.
We decide the size of the support before each payment according to the needs of the organization and our ability.
After the grant is paid out, we expect feedback from the beneficiary about the use of the money, in order to give the most accurate overview possible to our good donors .
In September 2026, we donated 87,703.4 euros to our partner organizations:
Estonian Association of Large Families:（https://www.lasterikkad.ee/） €10,000 for extracurricular activity support for large families.
Do Good NGO（https://www.facebook.com/DoGoodEstonia/）: €10,000 to support families with children with special needs, financially disadvantaged single parents, and large families in improving their living conditions.
Bullying-Free School Foundation:（https://kiusamisvaba.ee/） €3,000 for automating and optimizing the foundation’s work and activities, as well as strengthening educational activities. For spreading and reinforcing messages across different channels.
Naerata Ometi NGO:（https://naerataometi.ee/） €8,000 to improve the living conditions of people in difficult situations and help solve everyday household problems.
Elumuutvad Abistajad NGO:（https://www.facebook.com/groups/1610309092582806） €3,000. Supporting the everyday lives and coping of families and individuals through counselling and crisis support.
Children and Youth Crisis Programme（https://www.lastekriis.ee/）: €5,000. Identifying children, young people and families in need, family meetings and family counselling. Individual and group-based grief support for children and young people, planning further support, and network cooperation.
Lahendus.net NGO（https://lahendus.net/）: €10,273.40 to continue providing individual supervision services, increase the number of mentors, and support website management and development.
Junior Achievement Estonia（http://www.ja.ee/）: €7,610 for training student company members. Product development, marketing and social media marketing, management and teamwork, accounting, and sales.
Estonian Domestic Violence Support Groups NGO:（https://svtugigrupp.ee/） €6,000. Group meetings, group therapy, and individual counselling.
North Estonia Association of the Blind:（https://ppy.ee/） €2,740. In-person and telephone counselling and communication costs.
Estonian Association of Hard of Hearing People（https://vaegkuuljad.ee/）: €3,500 to keep the Hearing Bus in operation.
Noored Kooli Foundation:（https://www.nooredkooli.ee/） €4,000. Systematic mentoring support for new teachers, providing professional guidance, a safe onboarding process, and emotional support.
Saarte Association of the Deaf:（https://www.facebook.com/p/Saarte-Kurtide-%C3%9Ching-100067414443190/） €1,500. Preparation and organisation of the project “Visible Stories: A Creative Leap for the Deaf Community”, including finding a theatre venue and performers and carrying out the event.
Estonian Muscular Disease Society:（https://www.els.ee/） €3,000 to support the creation of three videos introducing muscular diseases (ALS, SMA and Duchenne muscular dystrophy), providing the Estonian public with information on how to recognise and take into account different muscular diseases, while helping diagnosed people and their loved ones find support and information for coping.
My Dream Day Charity Foundation:（https://www.minuunistustepaev.ee/） €5,330 for visits by play activity leaders to Tallinn Children’s Hospital and the Children’s Clinic of Tartu University Hospital.
Estonian Association of the Deaf:（http://www.ead.ee） €2,500 to organise a seminar bringing together representatives of deaf associations, with the aim of strengthening the capacity and long-term sustainability of regional associations.
Elame Veel! NGO:（https://elameveel.ee/） €2,250. Trips for nursing home residents so they can take part in cultural events.
In June 2026, we donated 1,500.00 euros to our partner organizations:
Estonian Association of the Deaf（https://www.ead.ee/）: 1,500 euros
To cover the expenses of four chaperones accompanying deaf children and children with special needs to participate in the international Jaspel Kids camp in Slovakia. Two chaperones for the group of 9- to 12-year-olds and two chaperones for the group of 13- to 17-year-olds.
In March 2026, we donated 91,509.70 euros to target organizations:
Women’s Support and Information Center MTÜ: €10,930.98 for providing legal assistance to survivors. Those who come to the support center need specialized, professional (domestic violence-aware) legal support.
SA Kadunud: €5,000 for maintaining a 24-hour suicide prevention hotline. The telephone number 6616776 is open for counseling people with suicidal thoughts or those who have survived a suicide attempt and their loved ones for prevention purposes.
Do Good MTÜ: €10,000 to support families in need. Do Good focuses on helping households with disabled family members.
Naerata Ometi MTÜ: €10,000 to improve the living conditions of people in difficult situations and solve their everyday problems.
Elumuutvad Abistajad MTÜ: €10,000 to support families in need.
Children and Youth Crisis Program: €10,000 for organizing a summer grief support camp (August 13–19, 2026).
Estonian Association of Large Families: €12,000 to support hobby groups for large families.
Lahendus.net MTÜ: €6,713.60 to provide free mental health support to people in Estonia. The donation will go toward training skilled problem solvers, paying mentors and supervisors, informing people, and developing the web environment.
SA Charity Fund My Dream Day: €5,000 to organize a winter family day in Harju County for families with seriously or chronically ill children and Dream Day volunteers together with their families. Support will also go toward the volunteer training program.
Junior Achievement Estonia: €10,000 to organize the Estonian Student Companies Fair 2026. The fair will take place on February 14–15 in Tallinn at Kristiine and Rocca al Mare shopping centers.
Kiusamisvaba Kool SA: €7,000 for updating the content of a mini-textbook aimed at parents and developing training on proactive bullying resolution.
MTÜ Eesti SV Tugigrupid: €5,000 for support groups for people who experienced sexual abuse in childhood and for the costs of holding the 2026 conference.
NGO Vaikuseminutid: €8,400 to support specialists working to promote mental health.
Eestimaa Sünnitusmajade Fond SA: €10,770 to Viljandi Hospital for the purchase of a BiliCocoon device for treating hyperbilirubinemia in infants, and to Hiiumaa Hospital for the purchase of a bilirubin measuring device that allows bilirubin levels in newborns to be measured without a blood test.
North Estonian Blind Association: €2,355 for contact and telephone counseling. We help provide disability-specific counseling to visually impaired people, their family members, and professionals who work with people with disabilities.
Estonian Association of the Hearing Impaired: €7,500 for organizing World Hearing Day and for Hearing Bus trips in Põlva, Valga, and Võru counties.
Estonian Animal Protection Society: €6,500 for prevention work and trips to visit neglected animals.
Estonian School Psychologists Association: €3,000 to maintain the 1226 helpline in 2026 in order to provide necessary support to young people, parents, and professionals working with children.
Estonian Sign Language Association: €1,550 to improve the accessibility of information related to movement and health for people who use Estonian sign language.
SA Noored Kooli: €4,000 to provide mentoring support to teachers in the Noored Kooli program during the 2025–26 academic year.
MTÜ Pärnu Naiste Tugikeskus: €6,000 for legal counseling for victims of domestic violence, including counseling, document preparation, and representation in court.
In December 2025, we donated €151,719.58 to target organizations:
Women’s Support and Information Center MTÜ（https://naistetugi.ee/）: €10,930.98 for providing legal assistance to survivors. Those who come to the support center need specialized, professional (domestic violence-aware) legal support.
SA Kadunud（https://www.facebook.com/SAKadunud/）: €5,000 for maintaining a 24-hour suicide prevention hotline. The telephone number 6616776 is open for counseling people with suicidal thoughts or those who have survived a suicide attempt and their loved ones for the purpose of prevention.
Do Good MTÜ（https://www.facebook.com/DoGoodEstonia/）: €10,000 to support families in need. DoGood focuses on helping households with disabled family members.
Naerata Ometi MTÜ（https://naerataometi.ee/）:
€10,000 to improve the living conditions of people in difficult situations and solve their everyday problems.
Elumuutvad abistajad MTÜ（https://www.facebook.com/groups/1610309092582806）: €10,000 to support families in need.
Children and Youth Crisis Program（https://www.lastekriis.ee/）: €10,000 for organizing a summer grief support camp (August 13–19, 2026).
Estonian Association of Large Families（https://www.lasterikkad.ee/）: €12,000 to support hobby groups for large families.
Lahendus.net MTÜ（https://lahendus.net/）: €6,713.60 to provide free mental health support to Estonian people. The donation will go towards training skilled problem solvers, paying mentors and supervisors, informing people, and developing the web environment.
SA Charity Fund My Dream Day（https://www.minuunistustepaev.ee/）: €5,000 to organize a winter family day in Harju County, attended by families with seriously or chronically ill children and Dream Day volunteers together with their families. We also support the volunteer training program.
Junior Achievement Estonia（http://www.ja.ee/）: €10,000 to organize the Estonian Student Companies Fair 2026. The fair will take place on February 14–15 in Tallinn at the Kristiine and Rocca al Mare shopping centers.
Kiusamisvaba Kool SA (Bullying-Free School)（https://kiusamisvaba.ee/）: €7,000 for updating the content of a mini-textbook aimed at parents and developing training on proactive bullying resolution.
MTÜ Eesti SV Tugigrupid（https://svtugigrupp.ee/）: €5,000 for support groups for people who experienced sexual abuse in childhood and for the costs of holding the 2026 conference.
NGO Vaikuseminutid（https://vaikuseminutid.ee/）: €8,400 to support specialists working to promote mental health.
Eestimaa Sünnitusmajade Fond SA（https://aitaalustadaelu.ee/）: €10,770 to Viljandi Hospital for the purchase of a BiliCocoon device for the treatment of hyperbilirubinemia in infants and to Hiiumaa Hospital for the purchase of a bilirubin measuring device that allows bilirubin levels in newborns to be measured without a blood test.
North Estonian Blind Association（https://ppy.ee/）: €2,355 for contact and telephone counseling. We help provide disability-specific counseling to visually impaired people, their family members, and professionals who work with people with disabilities.
Estonian Association of the Hearing Impaired（https://vaegkuuljad.ee/）: €7,500 for organizing World Hearing Day and for Hearing Bus trips in Põlva, Valga, and Võru counties.
Estonian Animal Protection Society（https://loomakaitse.ee/）: €6,500 for prevention work and trips to visit neglected animals.
Estonian School Psychologists Association（https://koolipsyhholoogid.ee/）: €3,000 to maintain the 1226 helpline in 2026 in order to provide necessary support to young people, parents, and professionals working with children.
Estonian Sign Language Association（https://viipekeel.ee/）: €1,550 to improve the accessibility of information related to movement and health for people who use Estonian sign language.
SA Noored Kooli（https://www.nooredkooli.ee/）: €4,000 to provide mentoring support to teachers in the Noored Kooli program during the 2025–26 academic year.
MTÜ Pärnu Naiste Tugikeskus（https://naistevarjupaik.ee/）: €6,000 for legal counseling for victims of domestic violence, including counseling, document preparation, and representation in court.
In August 2025, we supported partner organizations with €95,248.68:
Women’s Support and Information Center MTÜ:（https://naistetugi.ee/） €7,000 to provide legal assistance to survivors. Domestic violence cases require specialized professional legal assistance. More and more perpetrators of violence are initiating legal proceedings in order to continue their violence. This is their way of demonstrating their power. Unfortunately, our court system cannot restrict this – everyone has the right to seek help from the courts. This means that those who come to the center need the support of specialized lawyers (who are aware of intimate partner violence).
SA Kadunud:（https://www.facebook.com/SAKadunud/） €5,000 to launch a 24-hour suicide prevention hotline. The telephone number 6616776 is open for counseling people with suicidal thoughts and those who have survived a suicide attempt, as well as their loved ones, for the purpose of prevention.
Do Good MTÜ（https://www.facebook.com/DoGoodEstonia/）: €8,000 to support families in need. Do Good focuses on helping households with disabled family members.
Elumuutvad abistajad MTÜ:（https://www.facebook.com/groups/1610309092582806） €8,000 to support families in need.
Children and Youth Crisis Program（https://www.lastekriis.ee/）: €5,000. Many young people’s struggles with school, self-harm, depression, loneliness, and lack of faith in the future are just some of the important issues we can support young people with after the grief camp. Group meetings will be held in Pärnu, Tartu, and Tallinn to support everyday coping and provide an opportunity to discuss important issues in a safe group setting.
Estonian Association of Large Families:（https://www.lasterikkad.ee/） €10,000 to support hobby groups for large families.
Lahendus.net MTÜ（https://lahendus.net/）: €6,691 to provide free mental health support to Estonian people. The donation will go towards training skilled problem solvers, paying mentors and supervisors, informing people, and developing the web environment.
Junior Achievement Estonia（http://www.ja.ee/）: €9,150 for training student companies and their members in marketing, product development, management and teamwork, AI use, and accounting to support the entrepreneurial journey of young people in Estonia.
Bullying-Free School SA:（https://kiusamisvaba.ee/） €6,000. We support the development of an online course for parents, which aims to help parents prevent, recognize, and intervene in cases of bullying.
MTÜ Eesti SV Tugigrupid:（https://svtugigrupp.ee/） €6,000 for support groups for people who experienced sexual abuse in childhood and for the costs of organizing a summer camp in 2025.
NGO Vaikuseminutid:（https://vaikuseminutid.ee/） €4,020 to support the mental well-being and mental capacity of school psychologists, social pedagogues, and other specialists. To increase their awareness of their own mental well-being (self-awareness) and increase their ability to develop their inner resources (self-care).
Estonian Maternity Hospitals Foundation:（https://aitaalustadaelu.ee/） €7,700 to Tartu University Hospital for the purchase of a two-part Sophie Mum manikin, which allows for the simulation of normal and breech births (including various fetal biomechanisms) and shoulder dystocia scenarios.
North Estonian Blind Association:（https://ppy.ee/） €2,740 for contact and telephone counseling. We help provide disability-specific counseling to visually impaired people, their family members, and professionals who work with people with disabilities.
Estonian Association of the Hard of Hearing:（https://vaegkuuljad.ee/） €2,457.68 for the purchase of an audiometer for the Ida-Viru County Center for the Hard of Hearing.
In March 2025, we donated €62,714.88 to partner organizations:
Women’s Support and Information Center MTÜ:（https://naistetugi.ee/） €6,000 to provide legal assistance to survivors. Domestic violence cases require specialized professional legal assistance. More and more perpetrators of violence are initiating court proceedings in order to continue their violence. This is their way of demonstrating their power. Unfortunately, our court system cannot restrict this – everyone has the right to seek help from the courts. This means that those who come to the center need the support of specialized lawyers (who are aware of domestic violence).
SA Kadunud:（https://www.facebook.com/SAKadunud/） €5,000 to launch a 24-hour suicide prevention hotline. The telephone number 6616776 is open for counseling people with suicidal thoughts and those who have survived a suicide attempt, as well as their loved ones, for the purpose of prevention.
Do Good MTÜ（https://www.facebook.com/DoGoodEstonia/）: €5,000 to support families in need. Do Good focuses on helping households with disabled family members.
Naerata Ometi MTÜ:（https://naerataometi.ee/） €5,000 to improve the living conditions of people in difficult situations and solve their everyday problems.
Children and Youth Crisis Program（https://www.lastekriis.ee/）: €5,000 to organize a grief support camp for children who have lost a loved one in the summer of 2025.
Estonian Association of Large Families:（https://www.lasterikkad.ee/） €5,000 so that large families can participate in the 2025 Summer School and spend time together.
Lahendus.net MTÜ（https://lahendus.net/）: €3,464.88 to provide free mental health support to Estonian people. The donation will go towards maintaining the crisis counseling service, paying the fees of mentors and supervisors, and informing people.
Junior Achievement Estonia（http://www.ja.ee/）: €5,000 for the organizational costs of the Student Company and Mini Company competitions to support the entrepreneurial journey of young people in Estonia.
Estonian Animal Protection Society:（https://loomakaitse.ee/） €5,000 for prevention work and visits to neglected animals.
Bullying-Free School SA:（https://kiusamisvaba.ee/） €6,000. We support the development of teaching materials to raise awareness among children and young people and improve their ability to recognize and prevent bullying.
MTÜ Eesti SV Tugigrupid:（https://svtugigrupp.ee/） €5,000 for the operating costs of support groups for people who have experienced sexual abuse in childhood and for conference interpreters’ fees.
MTÜ Vaikuseminutid:（https://vaikuseminutid.ee/） €4,795 to support the mental health and well-being of parents.
North Estonian Blind Association:（https://ppy.ee/） €2,455 for contact and telephone counseling. We help provide disability-specific counseling for visually impaired people, their family members, and professionals who work with people with disabilities.
In December 2024, we donated €91,981.10 to partner organizations:
Women’s Support and Information Center MTÜ:（https://naistetugi.ee/） €7,480 for legal aid, providing specialized professional legal assistance to survivors. More and more perpetrators of violence are initiating legal proceedings in order to continue their violent behavior. This is their way of demonstrating their power. Unfortunately, our court system cannot restrict this – every person has the right to seek help from the courts. This means that those who come to the center need the support of specialized lawyers (who are aware of domestic violence).
Do Good MTÜ（https://www.facebook.com/DoGoodEstonia/）: €8,000 to support families in need. Do Good focuses on helping households with disabled family members.
Naerata Ometi MTÜ:（https://naerataometi.ee/） €8,000 to improve the living conditions of people in difficult situations and solve their everyday problems.
Crisis Program for Children and Youth（https://www.lastekriis.ee/）: €5,000 for bereavement support camps, individual bereavement support sessions, or bereavement support groups for parents of children who have attended bereavement support groups.
Estonian Association of Large Families:（https://www.lasterikkad.ee/） €8,000 for subsidies for hobby group fees for children from large families.
Lahendus.net MTÜ（https://lahendus.net/）: €5,600.60 to provide free mental health support to Estonian people. The donation will go towards paying the fees of mentors and supervisors who provide excellent solutions.
Junior Achievement Estonia（http://www.ja.ee/）: €4,000 for the organizational costs of the Student Company Fair to support the entrepreneurial journey of young people in Estonia.
Life-Changing Helpers NGO（https://www.facebook.com/groups/ElumuutvadAbistajad/）: €8,000 to improve the living conditions of families in need.
Estonian Animal Protection Society:（https://loomakaitse.ee/） €2,000 for prevention work and visits to neglected animals.
Bullying-Free School Foundation:（https://kiusamisvaba.ee/） €6,000. We support raising awareness among children and young people and improving their skills in recognizing and preventing bullying.
MTÜ Eesti SV Tugigrupid:（https://svtugigrupp.ee/） €5,840 for the operating costs of support groups for people who have experienced sexual abuse in childhood and for conference interpreters’ fees.
MTÜ Vaikuseminutid:（https://vaikuseminutid.ee/） €6,500 to support the mental health and well-being of people who work every day to maintain, create, and promote mental health – those who selflessly support others day after day while under great pressure and often on the verge of burnout, such as mental health nurses, psychologists, school psychologists, and social workers.
Karolini School:（https://www.luterlik.edu.ee/karolini-kool/）