Array ( [ID] => 531 [TIMESTAMP_X] => 2021-03-11 15:07:42 [IBLOCK_ID] => 5 [NAME] => Текст новости EN [ACTIVE] => Y [SORT] => 500 [CODE] => DESCRIPTION_EN [DEFAULT_VALUE] => Array ( [TEXT] => [TYPE] => HTML ) [PROPERTY_TYPE] => S [ROW_COUNT] => 1 [COL_COUNT] => 30 [LIST_TYPE] => L [MULTIPLE] => N [XML_ID] => [FILE_TYPE] => [MULTIPLE_CNT] => 5 [TMP_ID] => [LINK_IBLOCK_ID] => 0 [WITH_DESCRIPTION] => N [SEARCHABLE] => N [FILTRABLE] => N [IS_REQUIRED] => N [VERSION] => 2 [USER_TYPE] => HTML [USER_TYPE_SETTINGS] => Array ( [height] => 200 ) [HINT] => [VALUE] => Array ( [TEXT] => <p> The Charitable Foundation "Ordinary Miracle", with grant support from SIBUR's "Formula for Good Deeds" social investment programme, has summed up the results of the anniversary 20th Charitable Inclusive Marathon. The large-scale event, which brought together residents of the region, volunteers, businesses and representatives of authorities, raised approximately 5 million roubles, with more than 50 children with disabilities and serious illnesses receiving help. </p> <p> In addition, funds were raised during the marathon for the "Summer with Benefit" and "Hippotherapy" projects. Thanks to this, at least 20 children will be able to take part in the summer programme, and another 10 will undergo hippotherapy sessions. </p> <p> The marathon took the form of a complex of socially significant initiatives. A third inclusive creative workshop opened at the foundation in Tomsk, where five inclusive masterclasses were held. The works made by participants were sold at charity fairs, and the proceeds were used for the treatment and rehabilitation of the foundation's beneficiaries. </p> <p> An important innovation of the anniversary season was a media block: the television channels "Tomsk Time" and GTRK "Tomsk" released a series of stories and interviews dedicated to the development of inclusion and the dialogue between society, government and business. In addition, a radio broadcast on "Radio of Russia" was dedicated to the development of charity in the region. All this, among other things, helped to attract volunteers: more than 100 people took part in the foundation's campaigns during this time. </p> <p> The final chord was a large family celebration and an inclusive concert on 1 June, Children's Day, in the City Garden. Twenty-five creative groups performed on stage, and the total number of spectators exceeded 500 people. A photo exhibition of the foundation's beneficiaries' works was also set up in the park. </p> <p> <b>Svetlana Grigorieva, President of the Charitable Foundation "Ordinary Miracle":</b><br> <i>"Twenty years of the marathon is not just a round anniversary, but a story of thousands of saved children's smiles and hopes that became reality thanks to the caring residents of Tomsk, partners and the grant support of SIBUR. For us, inclusion is not a slogan, but a daily practice where children with developmental disabilities and healthy children create something beautiful together. We are grateful to everyone who has walked this path with us, and I am confident that the funds raised will give our beneficiaries a chance for proper treatment and a happy childhood."</i> </p> <p> Larisa Kondratyeva, mother of Lenya, who has cerebral palsy, first sought help from the foundation in 2013, when Lenya was seven years old. Now he is 19. Thanks to rehabilitation courses, he has become more sociable, proactive and even plays in a school theatre group. In the spring of 2026, the foundation, in partnership with the S7 charitable programme, helped Lenya undergo a course of medical rehabilitation, during which he actively engaged in physical therapy and worked on his muscles. </p> <p> <b>Larisa Kondratyeva, mother of Lenya, who has cerebral palsy:</b><br> <i>"Huge thanks to 'Ordinary Miracle', SIBUR and all the benefactors for supporting our family. My son has literally grown up with the foundation. Without you, we would not have coped. The foundation provided colossal support in rehabilitation. Thank you for being there."</i> </p> <p> Over the entire history of the project, more than 1,550 children have received help, totalling over 80 million roubles, and the anniversary year 2026 has confirmed the marathon's status as the region's main popular charitable movement. </p> <br> <br> <br> <br> [TYPE] => HTML ) [DESCRIPTION] => [~VALUE] => Array ( [TEXT] =>

The Charitable Foundation "Ordinary Miracle", with grant support from SIBUR's "Formula for Good Deeds" social investment programme, has summed up the results of the anniversary 20th Charitable Inclusive Marathon. The large-scale event, which brought together residents of the region, volunteers, businesses and representatives of authorities, raised approximately 5 million roubles, with more than 50 children with disabilities and serious illnesses receiving help.

In addition, funds were raised during the marathon for the "Summer with Benefit" and "Hippotherapy" projects. Thanks to this, at least 20 children will be able to take part in the summer programme, and another 10 will undergo hippotherapy sessions.

The marathon took the form of a complex of socially significant initiatives. A third inclusive creative workshop opened at the foundation in Tomsk, where five inclusive masterclasses were held. The works made by participants were sold at charity fairs, and the proceeds were used for the treatment and rehabilitation of the foundation's beneficiaries.

An important innovation of the anniversary season was a media block: the television channels "Tomsk Time" and GTRK "Tomsk" released a series of stories and interviews dedicated to the development of inclusion and the dialogue between society, government and business. In addition, a radio broadcast on "Radio of Russia" was dedicated to the development of charity in the region. All this, among other things, helped to attract volunteers: more than 100 people took part in the foundation's campaigns during this time.

The final chord was a large family celebration and an inclusive concert on 1 June, Children's Day, in the City Garden. Twenty-five creative groups performed on stage, and the total number of spectators exceeded 500 people. A photo exhibition of the foundation's beneficiaries' works was also set up in the park.

Svetlana Grigorieva, President of the Charitable Foundation "Ordinary Miracle":
"Twenty years of the marathon is not just a round anniversary, but a story of thousands of saved children's smiles and hopes that became reality thanks to the caring residents of Tomsk, partners and the grant support of SIBUR. For us, inclusion is not a slogan, but a daily practice where children with developmental disabilities and healthy children create something beautiful together. We are grateful to everyone who has walked this path with us, and I am confident that the funds raised will give our beneficiaries a chance for proper treatment and a happy childhood."

Larisa Kondratyeva, mother of Lenya, who has cerebral palsy, first sought help from the foundation in 2013, when Lenya was seven years old. Now he is 19. Thanks to rehabilitation courses, he has become more sociable, proactive and even plays in a school theatre group. In the spring of 2026, the foundation, in partnership with the S7 charitable programme, helped Lenya undergo a course of medical rehabilitation, during which he actively engaged in physical therapy and worked on his muscles.

Larisa Kondratyeva, mother of Lenya, who has cerebral palsy:
"Huge thanks to 'Ordinary Miracle', SIBUR and all the benefactors for supporting our family. My son has literally grown up with the foundation. Without you, we would not have coped. The foundation provided colossal support in rehabilitation. Thank you for being there."

Over the entire history of the project, more than 1,550 children have received help, totalling over 80 million roubles, and the anniversary year 2026 has confirmed the marathon's status as the region's main popular charitable movement.

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The Charitable Foundation "Ordinary Miracle", with grant support from SIBUR's "Formula for Good Deeds" social investment programme, has summed up the results of the anniversary 20th Charitable Inclusive Marathon. The large-scale event, which brought together residents of the region, volunteers, businesses and representatives of authorities, raised approximately 5 million roubles, with more than 50 children with disabilities and serious illnesses receiving help.

In addition, funds were raised during the marathon for the "Summer with Benefit" and "Hippotherapy" projects. Thanks to this, at least 20 children will be able to take part in the summer programme, and another 10 will undergo hippotherapy sessions.

The marathon took the form of a complex of socially significant initiatives. A third inclusive creative workshop opened at the foundation in Tomsk, where five inclusive masterclasses were held. The works made by participants were sold at charity fairs, and the proceeds were used for the treatment and rehabilitation of the foundation's beneficiaries.

An important innovation of the anniversary season was a media block: the television channels "Tomsk Time" and GTRK "Tomsk" released a series of stories and interviews dedicated to the development of inclusion and the dialogue between society, government and business. In addition, a radio broadcast on "Radio of Russia" was dedicated to the development of charity in the region. All this, among other things, helped to attract volunteers: more than 100 people took part in the foundation's campaigns during this time.

The final chord was a large family celebration and an inclusive concert on 1 June, Children's Day, in the City Garden. Twenty-five creative groups performed on stage, and the total number of spectators exceeded 500 people. A photo exhibition of the foundation's beneficiaries' works was also set up in the park.

Svetlana Grigorieva, President of the Charitable Foundation "Ordinary Miracle":
"Twenty years of the marathon is not just a round anniversary, but a story of thousands of saved children's smiles and hopes that became reality thanks to the caring residents of Tomsk, partners and the grant support of SIBUR. For us, inclusion is not a slogan, but a daily practice where children with developmental disabilities and healthy children create something beautiful together. We are grateful to everyone who has walked this path with us, and I am confident that the funds raised will give our beneficiaries a chance for proper treatment and a happy childhood."

Larisa Kondratyeva, mother of Lenya, who has cerebral palsy, first sought help from the foundation in 2013, when Lenya was seven years old. Now he is 19. Thanks to rehabilitation courses, he has become more sociable, proactive and even plays in a school theatre group. In the spring of 2026, the foundation, in partnership with the S7 charitable programme, helped Lenya undergo a course of medical rehabilitation, during which he actively engaged in physical therapy and worked on his muscles.

Larisa Kondratyeva, mother of Lenya, who has cerebral palsy:
"Huge thanks to 'Ordinary Miracle', SIBUR and all the benefactors for supporting our family. My son has literally grown up with the foundation. Without you, we would not have coped. The foundation provided colossal support in rehabilitation. Thank you for being there."

Over the entire history of the project, more than 1,550 children have received help, totalling over 80 million roubles, and the anniversary year 2026 has confirmed the marathon's status as the region's main popular charitable movement.

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