Ended projects

Piia, a single mother of three from Lääne County, needs help again. Last time we saved her family’s home together with you.

Dear friends, We are reaching out to you once again, as a hardworking family from Viljandi County needs help to get electricity in their home. A few years ago, Marjata and Reio bought an old, broken-down house and have, with their own hands, made it livable. They have done an enormous amount of work –

Dear friends, At the end of October last year, a tragic accident occurred in the village of Ilmandu (Klooga mnt 51), Harju County. A fire completely destroyed the home of 60-year-old Margus and 52-year-old Klaarika—a house they had spent nearly 30 years building and renovating with their own hands. It wasn’t just a house. It

In the rural Lääneranna municipality lives a close-knit and hardworking family raising a total of seven children. Among the youngest is 8-year-old Oskar – a spirited and joyful boy who has been dealt a difficult hand by fate in the form of a serious illness. Oskar attends the Pärnu Päikese School, an institution essential for

Together with the Minu Unistuste Päev foundation we bring Christmas joy to hundreds of children spending the holidays in difficult circumstances.

s Dear friends! At the beginning of June, we launched a project to help eight-year-old Ruudi, who lives in Harju County and has been battling a serious diagnosis for several years – acute lymphoblastic leukemia. For the past three years, Ruudi and his mother have spent much of their time in various hospitals across Estonia.

Marjata and Reio rebuilt a derelict Viljandimaa house by hand. One step remains before it is a real home: electricity.

Dear friends! Naerata Ometi MTÜ has been approached by a person in need, who has lived with severe pain for over 7 years and has been left in Estonia without the treatment they require. This is a complex case where the patient has cooperated with doctors for years, undergone numerous examinations, but still has not

Dear friends! Ly has reached out to us with a heartfelt wish – to get a new wig that would give her confidence and allow her to feel comfortable in everyday life. Here is her story: *”When I was only 8 months old, a tragic fire broke out in our home. I suffered severe injuries

Do you remember that feeling? The smell of freshly sharpened pencils, a brand-new backpack on your shoulders, and those wonderful first-day-of-school jitters in your stomach. It’s a magical moment that every child deserves. But for too many children in Estonia, September brings anxiety instead of excitement. They worry about an empty pencil case, worn-out shoes,