Supporting the University Clinic of Radiotherapy and Oncology in Skopje
This holiday season, Macedonia2025 launches Holiday Giving for Healing, a holiday fundraising campaign dedicated to supporting the University Clinic of Radiotherapy and Oncology in Skopje one of the country’s most important institutions for cancer treatment and care.
Through this initiative, we invite our community, partners, diaspora, and friends to come together and contribute in any amount and in any form to help strengthen the care provided to patients and support the medical teams who work tirelessly every day.
Why This Campaign Matters?
For many patients and families, oncology care represents a challenging and demanding period that requires not only medical expertise, but also strong institutional support and adequate resources.
The University Clinic of Radiotherapy and Oncology plays a vital role in providing treatment, care, and hope to thousands of people across the country. By contributing through this campaign, donors help reinforce the clinic’s capacity to continue delivering high-quality, patient-centered care.
How Can You Help?
Donations are collected through Paybee, making it easy and secure to contribute from anywhere.
- Contributions can be financial or in-kind
- Every donation, regardless of size, makes a meaningful difference
- Giving is open to individuals, companies, and members of the diaspora
This is a collective effort built on solidarity, responsibility, and compassion.
Transparency and Accountability:
Macedonia2025 is committed to full transparency.
All collected funds and donated items will be documented, and a public report will be published outlining:
- What was donated
- How the donations were allocated
- How they are being put to use at the Clinic
This ensures that every contribution is accounted for and used responsibly.
A Shared Act of Care:
Holiday Giving for Healing is more than a fundraising campaign – it is a reminder that meaningful change happens when communities come together.
By choosing to give, you become part of a shared effort to support care, strengthen institutions, and bring healing closer to those who need it most.
