The “Dreams Without Limits” Project Is Changing

For many years, as part of the “Dreams Without Limits” project, the “Dream to Live” Charitable Foundation has helped families of children with disabilities raise funds for rehabilitation.

 

Previously, the process was simple: parents submitted an application and prepared the necessary documents—and then the foundation took care of practically all the work.

 

We set up the charity project, prepared materials, sought fundraising opportunities, communicated with donors, and promoted the campaign.

 

However, the family itself was often left out of most of this process.

 

Now we’re changing our approach.

 

From now on, the path to participating in the “Dreams Without Limits” project will go through a training program for parents called “From Family Needs to a Charitable Project.”

 

Why? – Because we want to do more than just launch a fundraiser for a child.

 

We want parents to understand:

how to properly articulate their child’s needs;

how to set a goal and budget for the fundraiser;

how to tell their child’s story in an ethical and compelling way;

how to work with donors and partners;

how to promote the fundraiser;

how to communicate its results;

and what role the family itself plays in this process.

 

The Foundation is here to support you. But now this will be a joint effort between the Foundation and the parents.

 

In the first phase, we plan to select up to 20 families to participate in the program. During the training, each family will work on their own real-life case and gradually develop their own charitable project.

 

Based on the program’s results, we plan to select 5–10 families to receive further support from the “Dream to Live” Charitable Foundation to prepare for and organize charity fundraisers for children’s rehabilitation.

 

For us, this is a fundamentally new model.

 

We no longer want families to simply submit documents to the Foundation and wait for a result.

 

We want to give parents knowledge, tools, and practical experience—and work together toward a specific goal.

 

Not just to launch a fundraiser, but to learn how to create opportunities for their child.

 

We’ll soon begin accepting applications for the program’s next intake.