The Good Deed Foundation: “Help impactful social ideas to grow”
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How does your donation help?
The Good Deed Foundation launches and scales initiatives that solve acute problems in Estonian society. Over the almost 20 years of our existence, we have worked with individuals, businesses and the government to launch more than ten initiatives and kick-start several NGOs, including Bully-free School, the SPIN-program, Re-use Centre, Noored Kooli, and the Health Estonia Foundation.
All initiatives that solve an acute social problem are born from small ideas and great people with courage to start implementing the ideas. Your donation helps us support impactful initiatives that make a positive change in society.
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Good Deed Foundation
Good Deed Foundation
Established in 2003, the Good Deed Foundation is an incubator for social enterprises that tackle the problems of society. We are a partner for the private sector and the state, in helping to find and develop innovative high-impact social initiatives.
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