Nadační fond pomoci
Praha, Czech Republic
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Founded in 2012, Nadační fond pomoci is a grant-making foundation based in Praha, Czech Republic working on community development, children & youth.
Nadační fond pomoci is a Czech foundation fund based in Prague that provides financial support and social counselling to people who have fallen into difficult life situations through no fault of their own, such as victims of fraud, aggression and bureaucratic failures. It also runs the Znesnáze21 donation platform, which allows people and non-profit projects to launch verified public collections quickly and safely under crowdfunding and legal rules. The fund was established in 2012 by Markéta Sýkorová and Karel Janeček, and it follows the ethical code of the Association of Foundation Funds at the Donors' Forum. Its work includes support for children in children's homes and help with school supplies for families in hardship.
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Znesnáze21
Community development · Czech Republic
Online donation platform that lets people in hardship and non-profit projects open verified public collections, with social counselling and help setting up collections.
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