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The Potanin Foundation’s Expert Council identified 30 winners of the competition’s “Common Cause” final round. There are 11 winners in the nomination “NGO. Going Agile” and 19 in the nomination “Museum. Culture. New Form”.
Competition “Common Cause”
VI round winners.
30 winners from 22 regions.
325 applications from 66 regions.
Nomination “NGO. Going Agile” – 11 winners
Nomination “Museums. Culture. New Form” – 19 winners.
Region leaders by the applications’ number
Moscow – 38
Saint Petersburg – 27
The Sverdlovsk Region – 17
Udmurtia – 15
The Volgograd Region – 12
The Kaliningrad Region – 12
The Samara Region - 12
1 659 organizations from 82 regions have submitted their applications during the competition’s six rounds; and 50 independent experts from the non-commercial and cultural sectors have been engaged to evaluate these applications. 156 organizations from 46 regions have become winners, and the total grants’ sum is equal to 140 497 738 roubles.
The Foundation’s General Director Oksana Oracheva: “We are taking stock of the competition’s “Common cause” results on the 1st of October, the Day of Foundations and Donors, when our colleagues from Russian and European Foundations run special campaigns to celebrate the philanthropy contribution to the social well-being. The volatile situation we faced this year have proved once again that the non-commercial sector is able to do a lot to overcome negative effects. During six months, we observed many times how NGO not only overcame difficulties caused by the crisis but made significant breakthroughs. Launching “Common Cause” and a line of anti-crisis support measures (the total sum of grants is 728,5 mln. roubles as of the 1st October), we were thinking about the NGO future and the sustainability of the sector and the outcome. Getting acquainted with our winners and their activities, we became assured that our choice is the right choice and the cause is really common.”
The aim of the competition “Common Cause” is to support the non-commercial and cultural sectors to overcome the current crisis and adopt new ways of working. The competition is held in two nominations “Museums. Culture. New Form” and “NGO. Going Agile”. The results are announced monthly from March to September 2020. Each grant could be up to 1 mln. roubles”.
“Common Cause” winners, September 2020
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Organization
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Head
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Nomination “NGO. Going Agile”
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Non-commercial organization “Far East Institute for Social Development”, Khabarovsk, the Khabarovsk Kray
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Svetlana Mashkovec
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Non-commercial organization of continuing education “Center for Special and Family Psychology”, Ulyanovsk, the Ulyanovsk Region and
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Anna Muromskaya
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Association “Union of Parents with Disabled Children and Children with Special Needs”, Tomsk, the Tomsk Region
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Elena Goncharova
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Charitable Foundation “ Konstanta”, Tver, the Tver Region
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Anastasya Kulpetova
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Charitable Foundation for people with severe diseases «I Love Life”, Moscow
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Oksana Andrienko
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Charitable Foundation “Warmth of Hearts”, Moscow
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Maja Irikina
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Irkutsk social organization for the disabled “Family Estate”, Irkutsk, the Irkutsk Region
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Natalya Ragutskaya
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Interregional charitable organization “Faith. Hope. Charity”, Pyatigorsk, Stavropolsky Kray
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Anastasya Ponomareva
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Udmurt regional social movement for supporting people with the Down syndrome and their families “Sunny World”, Izhevsk, the Udmurt Republic
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Ksenya Krovko
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10.
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Public Health and Social Development Foundation “FOCUS-MEDIA”, Moscow
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Evgenya Alekseeva
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11.
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Private health care institution “Marfo-Mariinsky medical center “Miloserdie”, Moscow
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Oksana Kovalenok
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Nomination “Museums. Culture. New Form”
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“Volunteers’ Society”, Ekaterinburg, the Sverdlovsk Region
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Evgenij Uglev
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Non-commercial organization, Contemporary Culture Center “Smena”, Kazan, the Tatarstan Republic
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Robert Khasanov
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The Kuzbas Museum of Fine Arts, Kemerovo, the Kemerovo Region
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Larisa Myzina
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Kargopol Historical and Art Museum, Kargopol, the Arkhangelsk Region
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Lidija Sevastjanova
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State Historical and Art Open-air Museum “Ostrov-Grad Sviyazhsk”, Sviyazhsk, the Tatarstan Republic
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Artem Silkin
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Perm Art Gallery, Perm, Permsky Kray
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Julija Tavrizjan
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Transbaikal Museum of Local Lore after A.K. Kuznetsov, Chita, Transbaikal Kray
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Victor Kolosov
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Vyatka Natural History Museum, the Kirov Region
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Aleksey Toporov
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Magadan Museum of Local Lore, Magadan, the Magadan Region
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Alexander Orekhov
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Orsk Central Library, Orsk, the Orenburg Region
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Valerya Karizhskaya
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Leisure and Cultural Center “Sail”, Kaliningrad, the Kaliningrad Region
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Larisa Simon
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12.
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Bakchar Central Library, Bakchar, the Tomsk Region
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Evgenya Doronina
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Museums of Technopolis Korolev, Korolev, the Moscow region
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Elena Kucenko
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Yelets Museum of Local Lore, Yelets, the Lipetsk Region
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Elena Androsova
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Ekaterinburg History Museum, Ekaterinburg, the Sverdlovsk Region
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Sergey Kamensky
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Votkinsk Central Library, Votkinsk, the Udmurt Republic
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Julija Tuljakova
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Zhemkonskij 1-nasleg Cultural Center “Saryal”, settlement Tit-Jebja Hangalasskij ulus, the Sakha Republic (Yakutia)
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Maria Mikhailova
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Saint Petersburg Special Library for Visually Impaired, Saint Petersburg
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Olga Ustinova
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The Museum-reserve “Dmitrov Kremlin”, Dmitrov, the Moscow Region
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Victoria Fenogenova
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