Tallinn Children's Hospital Foundation: help provide better treatment conditions for premature babies
How does your donation help?Kui lähedal oleme eesmärgi saavutamisele?
How does your donation help?
We use donations collected through the “I Love to Help” environment to support the tiniest patients of the Tallinn Children’s Hospital, i.e. for the treatment of premature newborns.
Our goal is to do everything we can to ensure that premature babies, who spend the first few days after birth fighting for their lives at the hospital, have better living conditions and treatment opportunities.
Extremely premature newborns are severely underweight, need to recover and grow in an incubator and their vital functions have to be supported by various devices. It is important to make sure that various processes disturb the baby as little as possible. With the help of modern medical devices, an infant can be monitored without having to move them often, while still being able to immediately notice when the child’s situation has become critical and it is necessary to act quickly.
With help from kind donators we aim to purchase equipment needed to monitor and treat premature babies. Help us do good!
The organization is included on the list of income tax incentive non-profit organizations. The donors will get back the income tax paid from their donation and the donations made by companies are tax-free (Estonian Income Tax Act § 49). Read more about taxes: Donating and taxes.
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SA Tallinna Lastehaigla Toetusfond
Tallinn Children’s Hospital Support Fund
Tallinna Lastehaigla Toetusfond is one of the oldest charitable organizations established in Estonia, which has been operating next to the largest children's hospital in Estonia since 1993. The goal of the support fund is to bring the best possible medical care to Tallinn Children's Hospital. We want to make society's attitude towards children and especially the problems of sick children more positive. We encourage community members to contribute to the development of health and science in order to improve the lives of children and their families living in Estonia.
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The organization has been in the donation environment over 5 years.
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