VEAN x Tabletochki

DOING GOOD DEEDS IS EASY!

Get tattoos sketched by children fighting cancer. Unite art and charity by turning tattoos into a sign of hope and kindness.

DOING GOOD DEEDS IS EASY!

Get tattoos sketched by children fighting cancer. Unite art and charity by turning tattoos into a sign of hope and kindness.

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Roman, seven years old

It is hard to comprehend the number of troubles that 7-year-old Roman has faced. First, the horrific shelling of his hometown in Donetsk Oblast, then the injury of his older brother at the front, the death of his mother due to illness, and two weeks after losing his mother, his terrible diagnosis of blood cancer.
Roman is battling two wars, like hundreds of other children who have to fight cancer during the Russian invasion.
Above all, the boy dreams of recovery. Your help can make the dreams of children like Roman come true.

Kira, eight years old

Kira from Zhytomyr began her illness with a common cold. Unfortunately, conventional treatment did not help. Doctors found an aggressive tumor in her nose, and now she is desperately fighting cancer.
Before her illness, Kira was very active and cheerful. She loved to dance and wanted to start playing music like her older sister.
Kira used to have very long hair, but she had told her mother that she wanted to cut it and go bald. So when her hair fell out after chemotherapy, Kira was not upset at all.
However, she was upset because of her unrealized plans. Please help children like Kira to recover and return to a cancer-free childhood.

Veniamin, seven years old

Until recently, Veniamin was an active boy who practiced aikido. But one day, he suddenly fell ill. It turns out that while the family was seeking safety in the western part of Ukraine, a large tumor grew in his stomach.
Veniamin was admitted to the hospital in serious condition: due to severe pain, he could neither sit nor lie down nor eat normally. Fortunately, the boy is responding well to treatment and is feeling much better.
In addition to his recovery, Veniamin has a big dream: for Ukraine to win the war. We share this child's dreams and strive to bring it closer to reality. Every contribution is significant.

Arina, four years old

For 4-year-old Arina, who had never been seriously ill before, hospitalization was a great stress. In the first weeks, she didn't want to let anyone near her.
It all started in February 2024 when the girl suddenly developed a stomach ache. At first, her parents thought it was poisoning, but the doctor sent her for an ultrasound, which revealed a kidney tumor.
In the hospital, the girl misses her older brother Ivan the most. Before her illness, the children could play together all day. She would talk to Ivan even when she didn't want to talk to anyone else.
Please help children like Arina return to their families.

Sasha, seven years old

Sasha's biggest dream is to recover and return to his hometown in Donetsk Oblast. Unfortunately, both Russian shelling and the fight against a tumor in his neck prevent him from doing so. Like hundreds of other children, he is battling two wars: one in his country and one against cancer.
Despite his young age, Sasha often asks serious questions: "Mom, what's going to happen next?" and "Mom, why are they doing this to us?" Asking these questions helps him worry less.
Sasha has an unusual hobby. He loves clocks: wristwatches, wall clocks, alarm clocks. Wherever he goes, he collects a bunch of them. It helps him distract himself in the hospital. The boy even made a clock out of clay at a creative workshop.
Please help children like Sasha beat cancer and enjoy their hobbies at home again.

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A child's cancer diagnosis turns the whole family's life upside down – months in the hospital, complicated and dangerous procedures, and countless worries.

The war has made Ukrainian families facing childhood cancer even more vulnerable. While fighting for their child's life, they also endure shelling (even the Okhmatdyt hospital, where most of them are being treated, was targeted), worry about their loved ones at the front, and lose their homes.

That is why the support of donors is so essential. Get tattoos inspired by children's drawings and help them recover. Fifty percent of the cost will be used to support families through the Tabletochki Foundation, the biggest Ukrainian foundation that helps children overcome cancer. To help children regularly, sign up for a monthly donation on the GlobalGiving platform.

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