Our Mission
Our mission is to provide a roof over the heads of all vulnerable families. Help us make it happen.
That’s why we build homes, renovate schools, revive forgotten spaces, and empower communities — not for publicity, but for people. We are driven by love, and guided by the belief that Serbia can become a country of solidarity, empathy, and equal opportunities for all.
That’s why we build homes, renovate schools, revive forgotten spaces, and empower communities — not for publicity, but for people. We are driven by love, and guided by the belief that Serbia can become a country of solidarity, empathy, and equal opportunities for all.
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The seven-member Minic family from the village of Vrmdža near Sokobanja lives in an unfinished and unfit house. Four small children, abandoned by their mother, live in this house with their father, grandmother and grandfather who are sick, almost disabled.
Father Boban Minic is engaged in agriculture and occasionally drives taxis to feed the family, and grandparents, within their means, take care of the children in his absence. The children grow up in a house whose roof leaks, the walls are full of moisture, and since it was not completed in the winter, it is impossible to heat it and due to the lack of insulation, you can feel the draft.
Since their mother left them, she neither cares nor asks about Anica (2010), Andrija (2011), Strahinja (2013) and Bogdan (2014). Let’s help these children to at least preserve their health and grow up in conditions worthy of a human being.
We hereby invite all people of good will to help the Minic family for a new home by sending an SMS with the number 64 to 2407. Payments for assistance can be made to the user’s dinar and foreign currency account and online by paying with payment cards from around the world, as well as via PayPal.
The price of an SMS is 200 dinars. VAT is not charged. Users of MTS, Yettel, A1 and Globaltel networks can send SMS.
The seven-member Minic family from the village of Vrmdža near Sokobanja lives in an unfinished and unfit house. Four small children, abandoned by their mother, live in this house with their father, grandmother and grandfather who are sick, almost disabled.
Father Boban Minic is engaged in agriculture and occasionally drives taxis to feed the family, and grandparents, within their means, take care of the children in his absence. The children grow up in a house whose roof leaks, the walls are full of moisture, and since it was not completed in the winter, it is impossible to heat it and due to the lack of insulation, you can feel the draft.
