Redirect 2% of Your Income Tax to Hospices of Hope Moldova: A Small Contribution with a Big Impact
Did you know that every year you can decide where 2% of your income tax goes? Even more, this gives you a meaningful chance to do good by supporting a charitable cause close to your heart — at no additional cost to you.
While it may seem like a small gesture, its impact can be life-changing for those who need it most. This year, we invite you to make a conscious choice and redirect your 2% to Hospices of Hope Moldova, supporting people living with incurable illnesses who deserve to spend their final moments with dignity, comfort, and without pain.

Why Hospices of Hope Moldova?
Hospices of Hope Moldova is a charitable organization dedicated to improving the quality of life of patients and their families by providing high-quality palliative care. We offer free medical, psychological, and social support to people across the Republic of Moldova who are facing incurable illnesses.
Who are the beneficiaries?
People living with cancer and other incurable illnesses are the direct beneficiaries of your generosity. By allocating 2% of your income tax to Hospices of Hope Moldova, you actively contribute to improving their quality of life and easing their physical and emotional suffering.
How Can You Redirect Your 2%?
Redirecting your 2% is simple and costs you nothing. You can do this in one of the following ways:
1. At the State Tax Service
Visit any State Tax Service office and, when completing your Income Tax Declaration (Form CET18), indicate the fiscal code 1017620003086 to allocate your 2% to Hospices of Hope Moldova.
2. Online
Visit www.sfs.md, log in to your personal account, and when completing your income tax declaration, enter the fiscal code 1017620003086 in field M1, using your mobile or electronic signature.
This small action turns you into a supporter of people facing serious incurable illnesses, giving them the chance to live without pain and with dignity.
For more information or to learn how you can involve others in this meaningful initiative, contact Hospices of Hope Moldova at +373 792 66 407.
Be the person who makes a difference — because even small gestures can change the world in a big way.
Hospices of Hope Moldova announces the launch of construction for the country’s first palliative care hospital for children and adults with severe incurable diseases, during the end-of-year Charity Gala
On Wednesday, November 26, Broadway came to life in Chișinău, and all for a profoundly important cause – supporting children and adults suffering from severe incurable illnesses. Hospices of Hope Moldova organized a special event dedicated to hope and relief for those in need of palliative care – the Charity Gala “Broadway Lights of Hope Musical.”
Beloved artists took to the stage, such as Cristina Scarlat, Tatiana Heghea, Lidia Isac, Anna Odobescu, Lucian Advahov, the vocal ensemble InTact-Art, the Jazz Orchestra of the Academy of Music conducted by Petru Hăruță, and Art-Studio Repede. The event was hosted by the incomparable Sergiu Beznitchi.
The gala gathered 200 guests, among them high-ranking representatives of the Government and Parliament of the Republic of Moldova, ambassadors, and international donors accredited in the country.
During this memorable evening, the organization announced the launch of the construction of Moldova’s first palliative care hospital, where both children and adults will be able to receive specialized medical care free of charge. This marks a major step for the healthcare system in the Republic of Moldova. The new hospital is expected to be built within the next three years in the Bubuieci commune, on a 4,100 m² plot of land, and will have a capacity of about 30 beds for both children and adults, serving approximately 250 patients annually.

Charity Gala “Broadway Lights of Hope Musical”
An evening you simply can’t miss! On November 26, we warmly invite you to the Charity Gala “Broadway Lights of Hope Musical”, organized by Hospices of Hope Moldova. A truly exceptional musical-style show awaits you, like nothing you have seen before, where the magic of the Broadway scenes intertwines with the magic of generosity.
Beloved artists such as Cristina Scarlat, Tatiana Heghea, Lidia Isac, Ana Odobescu, Lucian Advahov, vocal ensemble InTact-Art, Jazz Orchestra of the Academy of Music conducted by Petru Haruta and Art-Studio Repede will take the stage to deliver an unforgettable show with a charitable purpose.
For the first time, Prince Grigore Ghyka, descendant of Grigore Alexandru Ghica, Ruler of Moldova, will attend the event. Traditionally, the event will also be attended by distinguished guests, including high-ranking representatives of the Government and Parliament of the Republic of Moldova, ambassadors, and accredited international donors in the Republic of Moldova.
By simply purchasing a ticket, you become part of a collective effort to offer medical, social, and psychological support, free of charge, to children and adults facing life-timing illnesses.

#HopeInMotion: 100 people, one mission - hope
On September 14, 100 participants of the HopeInMotion team demonstrated that the passion for running can mean much more than sport. They turned each kilometer they ran into hope and relief for people who suffer from incurable illnesses.
They ran 5, 10, 21, and even 42 km in the Chisinau Marathon by maib|Mastercard not only to push their limits, but also to contribute to a cause that changes lives.

The #HopeInMotion team was made up of people with different professions and passions: representers of local and international companies, members of the diplomatic corps, business people, activists, and professional athletes – all united by the same desire: to offer patients suffering from incurable diseases a more dignified and pain-free life.
Each member aimed to cover the chosen distance and to contribute with a participation donation to support the development of free palliative care services across the Republic of Moldova. These services include assistance of the doctor, psychologist, physiotherapist, nurse and social worker, offering the patients precious time with their loved ones.

