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I got a message from an acquaintance asking me to vote for the child of their friends — and I was shocked by the rules of the contest.
Here’s the deal: children with cancer are competing for a treatment grant in a drawing competition. And yes, treatment goes to the WINNER determined by public voting, while the rest (quote) get “attention and support.”
To make it worse, the sponsors are Coca-Cola, LG, Raiffeisen Bank and other famously broke corporations who apparently can only afford treatment for the kid who skipped art class the least.
Here’s the site: https://ukr-one.matsu.beauty/help-for-child/72
(It’s in Ukrainian.)
P.S. I’ve never posted on forums before, but I’ve heard enough stories about how the pressure generated here sometimes knocks sense into “creatives” behind things like this.
Here’s the deal: children with cancer are competing for a treatment grant in a drawing competition. And yes, treatment goes to the WINNER determined by public voting, while the rest (quote) get “attention and support.”
To make it worse, the sponsors are Coca-Cola, LG, Raiffeisen Bank and other famously broke corporations who apparently can only afford treatment for the kid who skipped art class the least.
Here’s the site: https://ukr-one.matsu.beauty/help-for-child/72
(It’s in Ukrainian.)
P.S. I’ve never posted on forums before, but I’ve heard enough stories about how the pressure generated here sometimes knocks sense into “creatives” behind things like this.
