When projects and requests receive more funds than they asked for, we route these funds to other projects and requests through our ongoing project.

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Children

We will help families in need with football. Families come from all over Slovenia and the children play various sports and go to school. Families are in trouble. 

With football for families in need

Poplave so ljudem povzročile ogromno škode, ki jo bodo sami težko sanirali, še posebej socialno ogroženi posamezniki in družine, ki že pred tem dogodkom niso imele veliko sredstev za svoje preživetje in preživetje svojih otrok, sedaj pa se spopadajo še z večjo stisko. Poplave so jim razdejale še nekaj tistega, kar so imeli - njihova domovanja.


As the initiator of the campaign to collect funds for the installation of an outdoor elevator for a family with a child with cerebral palsy, whom I met in kindergarten last year, I am turning to you, dear donors, with a request for a donation.

In a family of four, there is a 6-year-old boy, Adrijan, with cerebral palsy of the 5th degree - this is the highest level, so the boy needs constant care - care. Adrijan spends the day in a special wheelchair or lying on a bed.

The amount of the purchase and installation of the elevator is around 35,000 euros, I believe that we will collect this amount with our combined efforts within three years. It is already very difficult for parents to carry the child up the stairs, and over the years this will become impossible, which is why the elevator is so necessary. They want the child to grow up in a family and not be sent to a home, so they arranged day care for him in an institution, and at the same time, the boy's father and mother arranged shift work. Since the family has a lot of expenses with therapy, I want to help them by raising funds for the elevator. Therapies performed in such children do not improve the condition, but they allow the child to breathe more normally and reduce the tightness of the muscles and chest - as a result, the child can breathe easier and sleep with fewer problems. Such children are not assigned any regular therapy, all therapies are self-paying. The family has extraordinary expenses with treatment and other care, so the purchase of an elevator represents an incredible financial burden, but it is absolutely necessary. Adrijan has a sister, Ema, for whom no one wants to feel any deprivation. As far as I have managed to get to know the family and Adrijan to date, such a child does not sleep even after 60 hours together, but on the other hand, he can sleep completely unresponsive for a while. He is fed through a straw, but later due to his growth, he will be fed through a tube.

All of us parents are very happy if our children are healthy. When you meet a family that has a child with disabilities, you realize what that really means. I have set myself the goal of helping the family raise funds and make their impossible wish come true by building an elevator to access the 1st floor.

As it is a large amount, I am asking for your help.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart. ❤️


A message from the boy's father Adrijan:
"Adrijan is getting heavier and heavier, so it's getting harder and harder for me to carry him up the stairs. My partner, Marina, is practically no longer able to carry him up the stairs, because she's afraid that both of us will fall, so an elevator would give us easier access to the upper part of the house where we live. Because this is a very big financial burden for us considering all the other costs we have with the therapies for Adrijan, we are turning to you, other people, to help us so that we can bring Adrijan to the upper floor normally and without worries and vice versa."


Donate for an elevator for a boy with cerebral palsy

This year, **Branch Primary School of Notranje Gorice** is celebrating **120 years of operation**! Over the years, our school has become the heart of the local community, where children grow up in a stimulating and creative environment. We want to celebrate this special anniversary in an active and connecting way – **with a group run**! 

🔵 Our goal?** to run **120 kilometers**! 
🟡 Who is running?** Teachers, children, parents and all friends of the school! 
🔵 Why?** To celebrate the anniversary, encourage movement and support our school! 

On this occasion, we will be collecting voluntary contributions for T-shirts, which we need on the day of the event and support learning. You can donate voluntary contributions before the event via the **Truhoma** platform or in person on the day of the run. 

The funds collected will provide the school with even better conditions for the learning and development of our students. First, we will spend the money on short T-shirts and water on the day of the charity run. With the remaining money, we will also buy sports equipment and board games so that children can spend their time actively and in a quality way during breaks and after school.

🟢 **How can you contribute?** 
You can support us with a donation on the day of the event or before the event and thus help improve the environment in which our children grow up and learn. 

Join us, run with us and together let's contribute to an even better future for our school! 

With the desire to help the branch of the Notranje Gorice Elementary School, we have connected with Truhoma, as we want to support them in their sports activities. To this end, we invite you to join us in this initiative and help with a donation. Your contribution will be entirely intended to pay for T-shirts, balls and other sports equipment and other costs related to the children's stay at the school before and after school. You can track all donations through the Donation Tracker - a tool with which Truhoma demonstrates 100% transparency, from the payment itself to the use of funds.

We invite you to join this charitable gesture and with your donation, ease the burden on parents and enable children to grow up playfully, fun and healthy through sports activities.

Thank you. 💚


CHARITY RUN 120 – WE RUN FOR OUR SCHOOL!

Coastal areas in El Salvador face a constant challenge: waste accumulates faster than communities can remove it, impacting marine life, public health, and the beauty of shared spaces. 

At the same time, many families are dealing with a different kind of emergency - having a child hospitalized, while lacking the resources to afford food, rest, and basic stability. 

That’s why, we are launching a social good initiative Valor: Run for Change to bring these realities together into one meaningful action.

The social good activity, Task4Good, is structured around two main activities:
• <a href="https://elsalvador.travel/esp/en/destination/el-cocal/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Playa El Cocal</a> in El Salvador - Beach clean-up 
• Aid donation to the recipient charity <a href="https://www.albergueadventista.org/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow"> Albergue Adventista.</a>

The volunteers are young entrepreneurs from San Salvador who typically spend most of their day seated and working at a desk. To make the initiative both meaningful and healthy, they will combine a beach run with a cleanup, moving along the coastline while collecting waste.

During the activity:
• Participants run along the beach.
• While running, they collect waste using provided bags and gloves.
• At the end of the activity, all collected bags are weighed.
• The participant with the heaviest bag is recognized and rewarded, with the raised funds distributed to the winner’s NAKA+ Visa Platinum Card.
• The winner then purchases essential items for Albergue Adventista, based on the official needs list provided by the shelter. Other volunteers are welcome to join, as the donation will be heavy and requires support.


Aid Recipient: Albergue Adventista 
Our fundraising supports Albergue Adventista, a shelter that provides rest, safety, and support to parents of children admitted to Hospital Bloom in San Salvador.

 <a href="https://youtu.be/K3zcsbiSprQ/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">See video here</a> 

The shelter helps families in vulnerable situations by offering services such as:
• Sleeping areas (dormitories)
• Personal hygiene spaces
• Recreational areas and a children’s play classroom
• A prayer chapel and emotional support environment

Beneficiaries are identified through a formal collaboration with Hospital Bloom, where the hospital social work unit refers to families who have limited resources and need immediate support.

Albergue Adventista operates through community support and donations, helping families access something incredibly basic, but often unavailable during a medical crisis: a dignified place to rest, eat, clean up, and recover strength while staying close to their children. 

Raised funds distribution
Funds to be raised: 2.500$

Funds will go directly toward:
• Transportation of volunteers from San Salvador to the Playa El Cocal
• Beach clean-up supplies (bags, gloves, and essentials)
• Food and drinks for all volunteers
• Aid items requested by the recipient charity Albergue Adventist - in higher volumes:
- Cooked beans, Eggs, Corn flour, Rice flour, Hard cheese, Fresh cheese, Cream, String cheese, Chicken breasts, Powdered milk, Bulk sugar 1kg, Bulk sugar 2.5kg, Bulk sugar 12.5kg, Plain cornstarch, Plantains, Red onion, White onion, Tomatoes, Green chili pepper, Green beans, Squash, Loroco buds, Liquid laundry detergent, Liquid laundry detergent, Laundry soap, Toilet deodorizer tablets, Toilet paper, Paper towels, Napkins, Disposable plates size 9, Disposable dessert plates, Disposable thermal cups, Disposable cold drink cups, Plastic forks, Plastic spoons, Toothbrush, Toothpaste, Ajax cleaner, Bleach (gallons), Popular bleach, Dishwashing soap

Run for Change
Run for Change is a social good project built on one simple idea: together, we can create real change, through movement, community, and purpose.
This is what Valor stands for: small actions, done together, creating real impact.
We truly appreciate your support and donation.

Task4Good - Valor: Beach Cleanup with Purpose 

Društvo SOS telefon za ženske in otroke – žrtve nasilja je nevladna, neprofitna in humanitarna organizacija, ki deluje v javnem interesu na področju socialnega varstva ter na področju enakosti med ženskami in moškimi.

SOS Telephone for Women and Children - Victims of Violence is a non-governmental, non-profit and humanitarian organisation that has been working since 1989 in the public interest in the field of social protection and equal opportunities for women and men.


Its mission is to offer protection and support to people, especially women and children, who experience violence, and to educate and raise public awareness about zero tolerance to violence.


We achieve this mission through informing, psychosocial support and protection of women and children victims of violence, through training and education for professionals and the general public, through innovative campaigns, through building partnerships that influence the legislative framework, and by putting the issue of gender-based violence on the agenda as real, relevant, urgent and important for all.

Because our work never ends.



With this project you will support the work of our Shelters or Safe Houses. A shelter or safe house is a safe place where women and their children can retreat from violence. With the support of counsellors, they can rebuild their lives.

The funds would be used to buy new mattresses, blankets, sheets and pillows for the Shelters or Safe Houses.

WOMEN'S STORIES:


I am 55 years old, retired on disability. I am a mother of two children, my daughter is a minor and lives with her father, my son is of age and already has his own family. I am also a grandmother. Life has not been easy, I have looked for love, I have received violence. The hard life made me sick with nerves, I couldn't work anymore. I gathered courage and sought help. Now I live in a safe house, they help me, but I am also trying. I want to get my daughter back, I want to find us a flat, but most of all I want a peaceful life, free from violence. I know that I will succeed.


I am a teenager, living in a safe house with my mother and younger brother. I go to school. We are here because we did not do well at home. My dad got in trouble, my mum got in trouble most of the time, and sometimes I got in trouble. He didn't let me go out to have friends, just school and home. It was hard for me, I wanted to go away, luckily I managed to convince my mother too. Not everything is ideal here either, there are many of us, we are different. But it's better than home and I know that we will soon be on our own. I have no contact with my father, and I don't want to for once. Maybe after a while.


He left me outside the locked door of our flat because I didn't answer his phone in time. I was at work in the afternoon and I had a client, so I couldn't report. I had to spend the night in my car. I am here now because I can't do it any more.


When he hit me in front of my daughter, he said to her; see, your mother deserved it!

Help on the way out of violence

KK Cedevita Olimpija, v sklopu družbeno-odgovornega programa Zmajev nasmeh, vstopa v
sodelovanje s Truhomo in Anino zvezdico za posebno dobrodelno kampanjo "Košarka v
vsakem domu". S to kampanjo želimo uresničiti sanje otrok, ki si želijo trenirati in igrati
košarko, a jim finančne ovire to onemogočajo.

Košarka ni le šport; je način življenja, ki otrokom prinaša veselje, zaupanje in pripadnost.
Naša vizija je omogočiti vsem otrokom, ne glede na finančne razmere v katerih živijo,
priložnost, da postanejo del košarkarske družine. Kampanja "Košarka v vsakem domu" želi zagotoviti plačilo članarin, treningov, opreme in drugih stroškov, povezanih s košarko, ter tako otrokom omogočiti, da sledijo svojim sanjam.

Sodelujemo s Truhomo, ki bo z napredno tehnologijo zagotovila popolno transparentnost
donacij. Vsak prispevek bo viden na platformi Truhome, kjer bodo donatorji lahko sledili poti
donacij od prejema do končne uporabe. S tem zagotavljamo, da so vsi prispevki 100%
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KK Cedevita Olimpija, as part of the socially responsible program Dragon&#39;s Smile, enters into cooperation with Truhoma and Ana Zvezdica for a special charity campaign &quot;Basketball in every home&quot;. With this campaign, we want to realize the dreams of children who want to train and play basketball, but financial obstacles prevent them from doing so. Basketball is not just a sport; it is a way of life that brings joy, trust and belonging to children. Our vision is to give all children, regardless of their financial situation, the opportunity to become part of a basketball family. &quot;Basketball in every home&quot; campaign; wants to ensure the payment of membership fees, training, equipment and other expenses related to basketball, thus enabling children to follow their dreams. We are working with Truhoma, which will use advanced technology to ensure complete transparency of donations. Each contribution will be visible on the Truhome platform, where donors will be able to follow the path of donations from receipt to final use. This ensures that all contributions are 100% dedicated and traceable. (Truhoma will open a project on its platform where all donated funds will be collected. Each donation will thus be visible at any time on the project and the Donation Tracker - a tool where anyone can monitor the donation from the very transfer to the project until the funds are used. On Paid invoices will also be added to the tracker after payment of tuition or other assistance, thus Truhoma shows 100% transparency and 100% donations. We will share their stories so that donors can learn about their challenges and dreams. Every contribution counts. We are turning to you, dear donors, and we ask you to donate according to your means. Let&#39;s help talented children realize their dreams together.💚

Basketball in every home

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<a href="https://www.ok-crnuce.si//" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Volleyball club Črnuče</a> is aware that sports activity is essential for children. It brings them joy, belonging and confidence, while helping them to develop their motor and social skills. As families face increasing financial hardship, the costs associated with training are a major financial challenge.

To help young volleyball players from socially disadvantaged backgrounds, we have partnered with Truhoma to support them in their sport activities. For some of the children, this sport may be the realisation of their sporting dreams. To this end, we invite you to join us in this initiative and help with a donation. Your contribution will go entirely towards paying for membership fees, training, equipment and other volleyball related costs. All donations can be tracked from the payment itself until the funds are spent through the Donation Tracker, a tool that Truhoma uses to provide 100% transparency.


We invite you to join this charity gesture and, with your donation, ease the burden for parents and give children the opportunity to grow up in a playful, fun and healthy way through sports activities.


Thank you. 💚


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Volleyball for all children - donate for OK Črnuče volleyball players

We enable residents of the nursing home to take a trip to the largest open-air museum in Rogatec 

The Friendly Living movement strives for greater social activation of the elderly. Its mission is to share good practices, inspire and inform how the elderly can live a fuller life, as loneliness is unfortunately their all-too-frequent companion. At the same time, the movement also strongly encourages volunteering and intergenerational networking. 
With the greatest pleasure, Friendly Living, in cooperation with the movement's ambassador Ana Petrič, also fulfills the wishes of the elderly, which range from, for example, visits to concerts, performances, sports events, fashion shows to visits to excellent restaurants and socializing with famous Slovenians.
Surprise moments:


We enable residents of a nursing home to take a trip to the largest open-air museum in Rogatec

FRIENDLY LIFE AND ANA PETRIČ MAKE THE WISHES OF THE ELDERLY REALIZED

I am contacting your club with a request for a scholarship or any help in my further study of music abroad
Aleksander Simionov (22) began his musical journey playing percussion at the Domžale music school. He continued at the Ljubljana Conservatory of Music and Ballet, with prof. Jože Bogolin. And for the last three years, he has been a student at the Academy of Music in Ljubljana with prof. Simon Klavžar. After successfully passing the entrance exams, he will now continue his studies at the internationally recognized University of Music, Hochschule fur Musik und Theater München. Where he will be able to study percussion with professors from Europe's leading symphony orchestras.

"We are members of the Rotary Club of Ljubljana Julija, united for a good cause! We are a women's club that carries out its charity campaigns primarily for children, families and women.

 

Together with Porodnišnica Ljubljana, we undertook the renovation of the waiting room in department F, which is intended for sick or endangered pregnant women. The waiting room is located in front of the clinics for tests that are carried out when there is a suspicion that something is wrong with the fetus and in this waiting room women and partners wait, who often receive tragic news. We ask you to donate funds to our charity project, which will contribute to better health care for pregnant women at risk.

 

The current environment in the waiting room is dysfunctional and unfriendly and only increases the distress of those who visit the waiting room. Together with Porodnišnica Ljubljana, we want to at least alleviate the plight of parents who are faced with uncertainty and fear in a vulnerable period with a warm and functional environment.

 

The environment is a key element of better health care, but unfortunately this segment is often overlooked in our healthcare, as it does not have adequate systemic financial support and is left to donations and the work of volunteers. That's why every donated euro counts, no donation is too small or insignificant. We will use the funds to renovate the floor, paint and decorate the walls, and buy furniture."

Let's help with the renovation of the waiting room for sick and endangered pregnant women in the Ljubljana Maternity Hospital

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<h2>Buckwheat – more than a diagnosis</h2> When Ajda was born, she was perfect. No one could have imagined that her life – and the life of our family – would soon turn into a fight for basic opportunities, dignity, and a future. Despite a flawless pregnancy and all the tests, Ajda soon after birth began to show signs that something was wrong. Poor progress, hospitalizations, separations, fear and unbearable uncertainty became our everyday lives. After numerous tests and weeks of waiting, we received a diagnosis: pontocerebellar hypoplasia type 8 (PCH8) – an extremely rare genetic disease, recorded in only a handful of children in the world. The predictions were cruel. Words without hope. Systems without listening. Help that should have been self-evident was often unavailable. But Ajda did not follow the predictions. Today, Ajda is a 10-month-old girl who laughs, explores the world with her older sister, and proves day by day that she is more than a diagnosis . Slowly but steadily, he progresses – thanks to his parents&#39; persistence, additional therapies, and the belief that it&#39;s worth looking for more, even when the system tells you to stop hoping. Ajda now attends physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy, as well as several additional, self-paid therapies that allow her to make progress that she otherwise would not have made. Her life – and the lives of her entire family – are adapted to therapies, check-ups, and constant care for her health. This project is being created with a single goal: 👉 Let&#39;s provide Ajdi with access to therapies and support that help her develop her potential 👉 raise awareness about rare diseases and the real challenges of families living with them 👉 to prove that hope is not naivety – but courage Buckwheat teaches us every day that life is not self-evident. That every progress is a victory. And that love is stronger than any prognosis. Buckwheat is a fighter. Buckwheat is hope. Buckwheat is pure love.

Together for Ajda's future

Dobrodelna organizacija za pomoč ljudem v stiski. 

In El Salvador, <a href="https://www.pwc.com/gx/en/financial-services/pdf/el-salvadors-law-a-meaningful-test-for-bitcoin.pdf" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">70% of the population remains unbanked or underbanked</a>, limiting their access to financial tools and opportunities. This challenge, compounded by daily struggles like inadequate housing, limited education, and insufficient access to essentials, calls for innovative solutions. With Bitcoin as legal tender in El Salvador and the NAKA Card, we’re creating a lifeline for families in dire need of support.

NAKA, Truhoma & FUSAI launched a heartfelt initiative to support families in need. For every contribution, 100% goes directly to providing essential support for vulnerable families in El Salvador. All contributions are 100% transparent and traceable from the beginning to the end.

Together, we aim to assist 10 families, offering sustainable aid to ease their burdens and bring hope during challenging times. Furthermore, we want this to be a continuous effort to bring at least some sort of financial relief to the families in need. That’s why this initiative is our first test pilot out of three. We are planning a scale project in the Q1 of 2025. Stay tuned for more updates on this note.

The families are going through true hardship, and we’ve got their permission to share their stories with you:


Meet the Families We're Supporting

Carmen, Family of 3
Carmen lives in Cantón San Alfonso with her husband and their 10-year-old son. The family resides in a house constructed from metal sheets, which lacks basic services and is in poor condition, further highlighting their precarious living situation. Her husband is the sole breadwinner, working as a temporary construction assistant with an unstable weekly income of $30 to $40, amounting to approximately $400 per month. This income falls significantly short of the $531.93 required for the monthly cost of a basic food basket for a family of three in rural areas. Despite her husband's efforts, their financial situation leaves them unable to break free from this ongoing hardship.

<img src="https://media.truhoma.org/cms/Carmen-del-Pilar-Alfaro1-1733324209442-3b8725267fba8d9e7327bfe5f050b728.jpg" width="100%" height="auto" />


Dora, Family of 3
Dora lives with her partner, David, and her 10-year-old stepson in Cantón San Alfonso. Their home is in poor condition, constructed with precarious materials, and lacks consistent access to potable water—Dora relies on a nearby river for washing dishes and clothes. David works as an informal construction assistant, earning between $240 and $280 per month. This income is insufficient to meet the family’s needs, as the monthly cost of a basic food basket for three people is $531.93. Without savings or additional income, the family faces persistent monetary poverty and social vulnerability.

<img src="https://media.truhoma.org/cms/Dora-Noemy-Santos1-1733324268740-d078caa58566ccf6dfabc83779361857.jpg" width="100%" height="auto" />


Wendy, Family of 4
Wendy lives in Cantón San Alfonso with her partner and two young children. Their home, made of mixed materials, lacks potable water, forcing the family to rely on external sources. Both Wendy and her partner work informally, earning a combined income of $240 to $320 monthly, which is far below the $600 required to cover basic nutritional needs for a family of four. The family’s limited education and informal work leave them trapped in a cycle of extreme poverty and social vulnerability.

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Luz, Family of 4
Luz lives with her husband and two minor children in a rented home in Cantón San Alfonso. The house, made with mixed materials, costs $50 per month and has limited access to basic services. Her husband’s seasonal work earns the family $120 to $200 monthly, leaving them unable to cover their $531.93 food costs or other essential expenses. This income instability, combined with poor housing conditions, places the family in severe monetary poverty and vulnerability.

<img src="https://media.truhoma.org/cms/Luz-Elena-Aleman-1733315560301-b89e652d7da1508efe0cc26f3f8a1b26.jpg" width="100%" height="auto" />

Deysi, Family of 4
Deysi lives in Cantón San Alfonso with her husband and two daughters. Her husband earns $200 to $240 per month working sporadically as a construction assistant. Although the family’s home is stable and has basic services, their income falls drastically short of the $600 needed for basic food. This dependence on a single, inconsistent income keeps the family in a state of poverty and financial insecurity.

<img src="https://media.truhoma.org/cms/Deysi-Marleny-Soriano-1733315532042-4f6255634119765b36c08cb44a932f51.jpg" width="100%" height="auto" />


Doris, Family of 4
Doris and her family live in a donated home in the Río Mar community. While the house has electricity, it lacks other essential services, and the materials used are precarious. Her husband works as a plumbing assistant, earning under $400 monthly—far below the $600 required to feed their family of four. Without savings or additional income, the family lives in extreme poverty and social vulnerability, struggling to meet basic needs.

<img src="https://media.truhoma.org/cms/Doris-Guadalupe1-1733324025053-3c13f9babdda2458bb8ca05297d0637f.jpg" width="100%" height="auto" />

Joana, Family of 3
Joana lives with her husband and daughter in a donated house prone to flooding in the Río Mar community. Her husband works as a beach security guard, earning less than $300 monthly. The family must purchase potable water, and electricity comes from a neighbor. Their income is insufficient to cover the $531.93 food costs for three people, leaving them in a state of extreme poverty with no financial stability.

<img src="https://media.truhoma.org/cms/Joana-Rosmery-Martinez1-1733324086655-3a6af45c609fd441fc5e51fc5bfc48bc.jpg" width="100%" height="auto" />

Victor, Family of 5
Víctor lives with his wife and three children in their own home in the Río Mar community. The house, built with precarious materials, lacks several basic services. Víctor earns $360 to $400 per month as an informal laborer, supplemented slightly by his wife’s fruit sales. This income is inadequate to cover the $700 food costs for five people, leaving the family in extreme poverty and economic instability.

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Maria, Family of 5
María and her family live in a donated house in the Río Mar community, built with deteriorating materials. Her husband works formally but earns less than $160 monthly, far below the $600 needed for basic food for five people. The lack of benefits and supplemental income leaves the family in extreme poverty, unable to cover their essential needs.


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Carmen, Family of 3
Carmen, her husband, and their newborn son live in a donated house in the Río Mar community. The home, made of metal sheets, lacks essential services. Her husband earns $400 monthly as a security guard, which is insufficient to cover the $531.93 food costs for three people. The family’s income instability and poor living conditions place them in extreme poverty and social vulnerability.

<img src="https://media.truhoma.org/cms/Carmen-Estela-Valencia-1733318719937-4ae35e296e85ffcee8bd1a0516b69c21.jpg" width="100%" height="auto" />


Why Participate?
For the unbanked and underbanked, solutions like the NAKA Card represent more than just financial aid—they offer inclusion, dignity, and a chance to thrive. This project directly supports these families by:
• Providing access to essential goods such as food, hygiene products, baby items, and clothing.
• Offering a transparent, accountable system that ensures donations are used responsibly.
• Enabling participation in financial systems without intermediaries, fostering a sense of empowerment and control over their own finances.
• Providing training and ongoing support to help families build financial literacy and navigate innovative payment solutions confidently.

Each family member will receive $60 through the NAKA Card, empowering them to purchase essential goods while maintaining dignity and autonomy. For the first pilot, we are raising a total of $2,280 to provide much-needed assistance.

You can be part of this impactful journey—it's simple and meaningful. Your support will directly improve lives, ensuring every donation is transparent, traceable, and used effectively to create a tangible difference.
By participating in this pilot funding, you will help us to be one step closer to support 1000 recipients, and the scaled project is planned for Q1 2025.

How Your Support Works
With the NAKA Card, donations transform into opportunities. Families use their cards at approved merchants to purchase necessities, all within a system that ensures full transparency and accountability. This initiative showcases the power of modern payment solutions combined with the efficiency and security of the NAKA Card. Together, these tools provide a groundbreaking way to empower communities and support those who have been left behind by traditional systems.

Together, We Create Change
This is more than charity—it’s a commitment to innovation, equity, and empowerment. By supporting unbanked and underbanked families in El Salvador, you’re helping to pave the way for a more inclusive future.

Join us in this mission. Let’s build a community of hope, one family, one transaction, and one opportunity at a time.

NAKA, Truhoma & FUSAI heartfelt initiative to support 10 families in need in El Salvador.

Together for Change: Empowering Unbanked Families in El Salvador

Paket vsebuje čistilna sredstva za čiščenje doma. Vsebina paketa se lahko spremeni glede na razpoložljivost izdelkov.

Detergent za pranje perila | 388848 | SPAR SUPER GEL 3L SENSITIVE ALOE VERA 40  PRANJ

Mehčalec za perilo | 3585171 | SPAR SUPER MEHČALEC 1,5L SOFT ALMOND

Tekoči detergent za posodo | 485102 | SPLENDID DET.ZA POSODO 1L LEMON POWER

Tablete za pomivalni stroj | 506486 | SPLENDID TABLETE 60/1 ZA STROJNO POMIV.POSODE LEMON

Čistilo za kuhinjo | 500551 | SPLENDID RAZMAŠČEVALEC 750ML LEMON Z RAZPRŠILKO         TZ

Čistilo za štedilnik | 516920 | SPLENDID SPECIALNO ČISTILO ZA KUHINJO LIMONA Z RAZP.750ML

Čistilo za kopalnico | 516919 | SPLENDID ČISTILO ZA KOPALNICO LIMONA-JABOLKO 750ML Z RAZPRŠ.

Čistilo za stranišče  | 434927 | SPLENDID WC ČISTILO 750ML VIOLET LAVENDER

Čistilo za steklo | 503725 | SPLENDID ČIS.ZA STEKLO 750ML Z RAZPRŠILKO TZ

Čistilo za lesene površine | 516922 | SPLENDID ČIST.ZA LESENE P 1,5L PARKET&OBČ.P. SWEET ALM.

Univerzalno čistilo | 517876 | SPLENDID KREMNO ČISTILO 500ML LEMON ZA KERAMIKO IN INOX

Čistilna gobica | 537860 | SP GOBICA ZA POMIVANJE, 2/1

Gobasta krpa | 655639 | SB-GOBASTA KRPA 5/1  34228

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