Stoloto again announces a competition for grants for NPOs to implement charitable projects

The distributor of all-Russian state lotteries “Stoloto” announces the launch of the second stage of the competition for grants for non-profit organizations (NPOs) and charitable foundations in 2023.

Acceptance of applications for the competition in the fourth quarter of 2023 will last until November 9, 2023. All applications are reviewed by the Stoloto Charity Council. The results of the competition will be announced on December 18, 2023.

The competition is held to select grant recipients within the framework of the Stoloto corporate social responsibility programs, the main directions of which are helping children without parental care, the disabled and elderly people in difficult life situations. The charity competition is held annually, twice a year – in the II and IV quarters. The first stage of the competition in 2023 ended on July 19, 2 million rubles were distributed among the winners. The total amount allocated for the winners of the grant competition in 2023 is 4 million rubles.

“For Stoloto, as a responsible business, the implementation of the corporate social responsibility program is an important area of ​​activity. We have been holding a grant competition, which is part of the program, for Russian NGOs since 2021, and during this time various organizations from all over Russia have received support. Assistance has already been provided to 15 charitable projects aimed at improving the quality of life of children, disabled people, and the elderly. We plan to continue holding the competition in 2024,” said Oksana Tubman, director of sponsorship and CSR at S8 Capital holding (which includes Stoloto).

The annual grant competition will be held from 2021. Non-profit and public organizations, institutions and foundations registered on the territory of the Russian Federation can take part in it.

Previously, the winners of the grant competition and received financial support for the implementation of their charitable projects:

1. Charitable Foundation “Volunteers to Help Orphans” (Moscow);

2. Autonomous non-profit organization “Training and cynological center “Dogs – helpers for the disabled” (Moscow);

3. Charitable Foundation “Assistance to Children “Compassion”, which provides assistance to children suffering from various forms of serious illnesses (Cheboksary);

4. Charitable Foundation “Foundation for the Fight against Leukemia” (Moscow);

5. State budgetary institution of the Komi Republic “Center for the provision of public services in the field of social protection of the population of the city of Inta” (Inta, Komi Republic);

6. State budgetary specialized inpatient institution for social services for elderly citizens and disabled people “Machesha boarding house for the elderly and disabled” (Machekha village, Volgograd region);

7. Regional charitable public fund for helping seriously ill and disadvantaged children “Deti.msk.ru” (Moscow);

8. Charitable foundation for helping children with socially significant diseases “Children Plus” (Moscow);

9. Budgetary institution of the Omsk region “Comprehensive Center for Social Services for the Population of the Znamensky District” (Omsk);

10. Charitable private institution of comprehensive social services Social “House with a Lighthouse” (Moscow);

11. Autonomous non-profit organization for the development of adaptive sports “More than sport” (Penza region, Bessonovka village);

12. Charitable Foundation “1 Helps” (Moscow);

13. ANO “Center for the provision of social services “Life” (Volgograd region);

14. Charitable Foundation “Geography of Good” (Kostroma region);

15. ANO “Second Wind” (Moscow).