Building the foundation 
for the future

A nonprofit has been running a project called “I’ll tell you a story” since 2015. Volunteers would visit children in hospitals and read them stories. COVID put a stop to visits, but these volunteers figured out a way to continue supporting kids in hospitals – with a booklet containing stories, engaging activities, and workshops that can be used by hospital staff.

The rehabilitation center Silver trains assistance dogs for the rehabilitation of disabled persons and children with developmental difficulties. The COVID measures in place would reduce the number of children going to therapy at the same, so they needed to clear and equip additional rooms. We were happy to help!

For most children in foster care, the holiday season is nothing to look forward to. The fun and energetic folks from the Institute for STEM education wanted to change this, so they organized STEM workshops for the kids. They just needed some help in getting all the tools they needed.

The nonprofit Ozana works on improving the quality of life for people with disabilities and their families. When working with children, they practice Waldorf education and adjust their approach to the specific needs of each individual. This time, they turned to us because they wanted to build a multimedial library for their day-to-day work with children aged 3 to 7.

This non-profit organizes STEM workshops for children of all ages. They’ve been doing it for years, visiting different cities in Croatia. During workshops, the kids use Raspberry PIs, Arduino boards, soldering irons, and similar tools. The organization needed some help with financing additional materials and equipment. They had us at Raspberry.

The Croatian association for training guide dogs needed resources for training five therapy dogs for five children with developmental difficulties. After 15 months of socialisation, four months of training, and two months of education for the kids’ parents, each child gets a life companion.

A nonprofit that works with horses to help children with cerebral palsy needed funding to build an additional therapy trail with 13 therapy points. Being on a moving horse and experiencing rhythmic movement can help the rider develop better balance and increased strength.

A group of psychology students created a nonprofit organization called “Kako si?” (How are you?) to offer support to elementary and high school students. They organize workshops for coping with different challenges of growing up, the stress of exams, and the pandemic.

Looking after children and young people with disabilities, this association is a second home for many youngsters. With our support, their lives are changing for the better.

RokOtok was conceived in the memory of father and son and their adventures, interrupted by the son Rok’s too early departure. We supported this unique initiative that promotes an active and healthy lifestyle for children.

Every year, the DIH association organizes fundraising to help collect school equipment for children in need. Our donation covered books and school supplies for five kids.

Our dear friends at the computer science club Net do an amazing job at teaching kids programming and robotics. We supported the work of this award-winning club with a donation. More robots for them!

Everyone can and should be doing sports. We supported a program for children with an autism spectrum disorder so they can practice tennis and have fun together.

We helped the association Sunce build an inclusive playground for kids to socialize. The project was envisioned to suit the needs of autistic children and make their daily lives easier.

We volunteered at the annual event where families visit and adopt homeless pets. Our employees also collected funds for equipping the shelter, and the company contributed with a matching donation.