On March 30, we celebrate National Doctor's Day.

Physicians give patients their futures back — with skill, dedication, and unwavering belief. We often talk about the importance of life-saving treatments, but the truth is simple: no medication would heal a child without a doctor. It is their expertise and care that turn medicine into a miracle.

Today is International Childhood Cancer Day. As we mark this day, we’ve been looking back at the incredible journey we’ve taken together.

To everyone who has stood with us over the years: we want to show you exactly what your support has built. Because of you, we reached a massive milestone in 2025: Nearly $800,000 in total aid provided to children in need.

Podari.Life continued to help: in 2025, our community reached a milestone that once felt impossible: Nearly $800,000 in total aid delivered to children in need. This isn't just a statistic. It represents a lifeline for families who had nowhere else to turn.

What does that impact look like in 2025? Look at the report!

When friends gathered in the Bay Area for “An Evening of Stories and Light,” hosted by Marina Davidova and Olga Zhuravskaya, the goal was simple — to share warmth and hope. By the end of the night, their circle of kindness had raised $7,294.42 for Meds4Kids, helping provide life-saving medicines for children battling cancer.

Bone marrow transplantation is a complex and costly procedure used to treat congenital and malignant blood diseases, such as leukemia or immunodeficiencies. The procedure requires great caution and is performed only when absolutely necessary. Your donations have helped organize and pay for BMT for several children this year, giving them a chance for a new life.

Only on bone marrow transplantation, $118,636 was spent this year, not counting accompanying medication costs.

7 children received vital medications. We previously wrote about Larisa, who received Dificid. Larisa, along with Aleksandr and Artem, also received Foscavir, Olga received Defitelio, and Maksim received Daunoblastin. In total, over $60,000 was spent on these medications this summer alone.

We urgently need to pay for Foscavir for Ulyana and have about $100,000 in planned expenses for the rest of the year. That's why we are asking for your support in any way you can.