In 2026, we became the producer of the short documentary film Touch of Hope: The Story of Vera Reichlova. It opens up the topic of psychological care in pediatric oncology, where 200 to 250 families hear about cancer diagnoses at the Motol and Homolka Hospital every year. The film presents the work of child psychologist Vera Reichlova, who has been helping children and their loved ones cope with demanding treatment and return to normal life for more than 30 years, and shows how crucial psychological support plays in the treatment of children with cancer. The film and the related fundraiser can be found at www.vakovako.cz/dotek-nadeje.

Olga Havlova Secondary School in Janske Lazne is a special school providing secondary education to students with physical disabilities, combined disabilities, autism or learning disabilities, behavioral disorders and mental disabilities. As the only school of its kind in the Czech Republic, it focuses on preparing these students for as independent a working and personal life as possible. In order for students to experience educational, cultural and sports activities outside of school, it is necessary to ensure their safe transportation. Therefore, in 2025, we implemented a fundraiser to purchase a new vehicle equipped with an electric hydraulic platform, which will enable the transport of wheelchair users and will serve their daily activities.

In 2025, we became a co-producer of the documentary film Congo: Price of Elephant with Ben Cristovao and Arthur Sniegon, who go behind the scenes of the black market in ivory. Why? To draw attention to the topic of the possible extinction of forest elephants, to point out the connections that the topics on the other side of the world also concern us and that we should pay attention to them, but above all, they tried to motivate the public to support the Czech non-profit organization Save-Elephants in its fight for elephant protection. You can find the film and the related fundraiser at www.priceofelephant.com.

In July 2024, one of the worst and most extensive air attacks on Kiev since the beginning of the war took place. Unfortunately, Russian missiles also hit the Ohmatdyt Children's Hospital, which is the largest children's hospital in Ukraine and has been saving children's lives since 1894. The hospital has a total of 720 hospital beds and treats more than 20,000 people and performs more than 9,000 operations annually. In August 2024, we provided a donation of EUR 40,000 to the hospital and subsequently launched a global charity fundraiser in the VAKOVAKO app, Help Ukraine.

NF VAKOVAKO, together with the Endowment Fund of the Central Securities Depository, supported several charitable projects with an amount of more than CZK 4 million in 2024. The checks were handed over during a charity evening held on the occasion of the annual summer meeting of capital market representatives by representatives of the Prague Stock Exchange, the Central Securities Depository and NF VAKOVAKO. Our donor platform VAKOVAKO technically provided the entire event fundraiser and also took care of the distribution of 100% of the selected donations to the target purposes.

Denning is a cruel and outdated method of hunting, especially foxes. It harms not only them, but also hunting dogs. Fights in the den are long and bloody. This hunting method also includes the killing of fox cubs. It is necessary to create as much pressure as possible on politicians to start considering changing the law and ban denning. In support of the campaign The Den Belongs to the Fox! in 2024, NF VAKOVAKO donated CZK 50,000 to its organizers from Freedom of Animals.

In 2023, NF VAKOVAKO provided significant financial support for the reconstruction and improvement of conditions at the Department of Pediatric Hematology and Oncology of the 2nd Faculty of Medicine at the Motol University Hospital. The total amount of CZK 488,830 enabled the modernization of the premises and the creation of a pleasant and safe environment for young patients and their families. The reconstruction included not only the restoration of the physical infrastructure, but also the creation of a special design and spatial arrangement that maximizes the comfort of patients and family members during their demanding treatment process.

In 2023, NF VAKOVAKO secured the construction of a playground in Klokanek in Chomutov, for a total cost of CZK 396,505. Klokanek in Chomutov is a facility that provides support and assistance to children who have experienced various hardships and traumatic events. It is therefore important that they have a suitable and pleasant environment that will help them recover from a difficult life situation. A playground is one of the important elements of such an environment.

In 2022, NF VAKOVAKO financially supported the pan-European campaign For a Fur-Free Europe and donated CZK 50,000 to the organizers from Freedom of Animals. The fundraiser of signatures for the European Citizens' Initiative was successfully completed and an incredible 1,701,892 signatures were collected. The European Commission subsequently took over the signatures and counted and verified them within a three-month period. This puts pressure on the European Commission to submit new legislation that will end the breeding of animals for fur once and for all.

In the first weeks of the Ukrainian war (March 2022), we donated CZK 562,000 to the Ukrainian organization UAnimals through the Czech organization Freedom of Animals. The organization then redistributed the financial donation among Ukrainian shelters, rescue stations, and animal shelters. War conflicts bring suffering not only to people, but also to animals, who are often forgotten. Let's not forget those who cannot protect themselves!

We donated CZK 1,000,000 to the fundraiser organized by the Czech organization Post Bellum on February 24, 2022 (2 days after the outbreak of the Russian invasion). Thanks to the "Pamet naroda" fundraiser for Ukraine, we managed to hand over to the defenders of Ukraine, for example, 8 thousand bulletproof vests, 2,400 thermal imaging cameras and drones, 200 lung ventilators and ECGs, or 18 thousand first aid kits, etc., during the first 2 months of the war.