We at Evans strongly believe in a special role of business in the community. This is especially important in a country like Russia, where great potential and wealth lives side by side with need and poverty. It is very important for Evans to be a good member of our community. Therefore, we are making an effort to make a difference in the lives of those around us, be that our clients, employees or those who are in need.
In Russia, charity and community work is still developing and is mostly led by members of the expatriate community. Thanks to these enthusiasts, today there are many organizations helping children, the elderly, disabled, sick and homeless in Russia. We welcome you to join these efforts. There are many exciting projects that you can get involved with, donate to or just learn about and spread the word!
Help Elena Adamyants fight cancer
Our very own Elena Adamyants, who helped some of you find your home in Moscow, was diagnosed with rare type of leukemia about a year ago. So far, she went through several types of very difficult treatments including many rounds of chemotherapy. Unfortunately, it is not enough and she needs a bone marrow transplant. The donor, however, has to come from abroad, because there is no testing system and proper legislation in place for arranging for a local donor. Initial expenses are about 30,000 euro. This amount will cover donor selection, payment to the bone marrow bank, transportation costs, and post-transplant treatment. Elena and her family were carrying the cost of treatment so far, but they are unable to pay for the foreign donor and expensive supporting medications, which are both vital. She needs your help.
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Kirov Orphanage House
This orphanage house is located 400 kilometers away from Moscow or a 4-5 hour drive south. Therefore, it is slightly too far from Moscow and its charity organizations and as a result is not noticed by any of those. When we visited the children the first time we were met with some skepticism as it turned out that nobody had every visited the orphanage more than once. That is how we made a decision to do what we can to help these children in spite of the distance and time involved. Please join us in helping orphan children from Kirov, come visit them with us!
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Hearing Aids for Hearing impaired Children
Please help us collect money to purchase hearing aids for hearing impaired children of the special orrective boarding school for children with hearing difficulties #5 of the city of Kaluga.
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Charitable Organizations That Help Children in Russia
Moscow is an exciting, vibrant city with many ways to enjoy yourself if you are fortunate to be among those who can afford it. At the same time, it is striking how many are in dire need of your help in Moscow and around the country. Among them are children - orphan children, disabled children, children dying of cancer. You can help and make a difference in the lives of those who are less fortunate. This page provides information about organizations that help children in Russia. You can get involved, make a donation or spread the word.
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International Schools and Day care Centers for Your Children
On this page we have collected comprehensive information on international schools and day care centers in Moscow with links to their websites, contact information and short description. We update this page regularly and hope that you will find this resource useful.
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International Women’s Organizations and Clubs
Wondering what is there to do in a foreign city? You will not get bored or lonely in Moscow. There are many ways to meet new friends and get involved with the community. This is a full list of international women’s organizations that are active in Moscow.
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Animal Adoption, Shelters, Export/Import to Moscow
Working with associated animal shelters on a non-profit basis, the organization helps find new homes for dogs and cats which have been rescued from the streets of Moscow and supports dog and cat shelters through donations.
For visitors from abroad or expatriates living & working in Moscow who wish to bring their pets to their new home in Moscow or take them to another country, this site provides advice on the vaccination(s) and documents that are required to import and export pets to and from the Russian Federation as well asdvice about how to care for your pet and information on vets and veterinary clinics in Moscow.
www.moscowanimals.org
Fun Stuff News Mailing List
Fun Stuff News is a great way of keeping the English-speaking community in Moscow (which includes both expatriates and Muscovites) informed of upcoming, interesting, and family-friendly events. It also allows anyone who has interesting information to share to get the word out to as many people as possible.
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www.Expat.ru
The virtual community for English-speaking expats and Russians
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