How and why?

There’s nothing quite like spreading joy and making someone’s day brighter. It doesn’t have to be a grand gesture; even a small act of kindness or participating in a humanitarian cause can enrich someone’s life and bring happiness to both you and the recipient.

How to get involved?

As an individual

There are many ways to donate. You could donate a few game balls, school supplies, clothes, or anything else you have. You could donate to children in a home for neglected children, kindergarteners in a village, a family that needs something, or a temporary shelter for the homeless. You could also visit an animal shelter and talk to the staff about what they need. If you can buy and donate at least one of those items, the animals will be so grateful!

You can also organize a group of friends and spend a fun day doing something good together, like cleaning up a river or a park. That would be a great way to spend a day and also help the environment. You could also plant saplings in a park, school yard, or kindergarten with the help of the city’s greenery or a nursery.

Whatever you decide to do, whatever idea you have, Krokokodil can help you with logistics and promotion so that your action or donation succeeds and enriches our community. Remember, no donation or campaign is too small!

As a Firm

If you’re a legal entity or company looking to donate, the process is a bit different from when you’re an individual. If you’re an organization like a housing center, kindergarten, or poor elementary school in a small town, reach out to us. We’re here to help! Some of these organizations need things like air conditioning, school supplies, furniture, or even painting rooms.

When we find a donor who’s ready to give, we put together a donation agreement between the organization and the company. And guess what? Krokokodil is here to support you every step of the way!

Just a heads up, though: the Krokokodil network doesn’t have any bank accounts and doesn’t plan to open any. We also don’t accept monetary donations. We’re just a bridge between people who need help and people who want to help.