Prolećna Humanitarna Akcija
Help us renovate the “Sv. Petka” orphanage for children with special needs in Paracin! For our Spring 2024 Humanitarian Project, we aim to renovate the “Sv. Petka” Monastery and orphanage for children with special needs in Paracin. Our objective is to create a secure, nurturing environment for the children and youth with severe developmental disabilities,…
Read MoreVision 2026
Vision 2026 represents a pivotal 30-month capital campaign, running from April 15, 2024, to our 15th anniversary on October 15, 2026. The initiative is focused on achieving three key goals: • Maintaining 28. Jun’s status as one of the leading humanitarian organizations in Eastern Europe. • Sustaining 28. Jun’s position as one of the premier…
Read MoreFostering Educational Equality: Our ‘Back to School’ Initiative’s Impact and Partnerships
In the current year, our ‘Back to School’ initiative manifested as a strategic investment in education, realized through the provision of laptops to educational institutions spanning the regional landscape. Our project’s fruition was significantly propelled by a collaboration with the AO Foundation, an esteemed organization that recognized our contributions and chose to join forces in…
Read MoreEmpathy in Action: A Humanitarian Milestone from Serbia to Syria
The Serbian populace is well acquainted with the profound challenges imposed by sanctions and the experience of being left without international assistance in the wake of natural disasters. Our steadfast conviction lies in prioritizing the welfare of ordinary individuals over political considerations. With these principles in mind, we have dedicated extensive efforts over the past…
Read MoreWe donated playgrounds to two kindergartens in the Vracar municipality of Belgrade
This is the first initiative of our new ’28. JUNior’ special project which will focus on children in Serbia and the region. Kindergarteners from the “Vračarac” and “Čarolije” public preschools were overjoyed at the unveiling which included balloons and ice cream. Project lead, Ana Markovic, said of 28. Jun’s involvement; “Our city has…
Read More2022 Annual Report
Dear Friends, In 2022 we doubled our previous record and donated nearly $3.1 million. In 2023, with your help, our aim is to double it again. Our organization did not use your outpouring of generosity to increase salaries or stash funds for a rainy day. All resources were put right back into our communities to…
Read MoreHelp our first family of 2023: Julijana (9) and Sofija (6) Stojanovic have lived the hardest lives we have ever seen
At first glance you would never assume that Julijana (9) and Sofija (6) Stojanovic have lived the hardest lives we have ever seen. Our first family of 2023 is a story of hope, bravery, and survival. We are greeted by two girls who are shy but welcoming, clean but visibly dressed in hand-me-down clothes. They…
Read MoreWe can’t forget Syria!
International aid must reach north-western Syria as soon as possible. In Syria, the earthquake came on top of existing emergencies. Years of war, a dire economic situation, the COVID-19 pandemic, and most recently, an outbreak of cholera had already plunged the region into a humanitarian crisis and pushed medical facilities to the brink! According to…
Read MoreFrom Kozara to Kosovo Polje, we had a record-setting Christmas Project this Year!
Our members were stretched to their very maximum to make this Holiday season our biggest yet. Hundreds of volunteers all over the world, dozens of partners, including the Rotary Club, and thousands of donors joined forces to bring the joy of Christmas to so many underprivileged children this year. We donated thousands of Christmas gifts…
Read MorePhase Three in Building of Jasenovac Memorial
We have entered phase three – building the roof – on the Church of the Jasenovac Holy Martyrs in Medjuvodje. A portion of funds needed to proceed is still missing, so we have launched a billboard and commercial campaign in Republika Srpska and have a number (1414) residents of Bosnia can call to make a…
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