BECC Charity Partner
Making a difference together
The British Estonian Chamber of Commerce has worked with a wide range of charity partners since 2002 and each year selects projects and partners to support.
We invite applications for funding from Estonian-registered charities for support in the range of 500€ – 5000€. We prefer applications for stand-alone projects and projects for which BECC funding is clearly earmarked.
The BECC’s charity partners 2022
Naiste Tugi- ja Teabekeskus MTÜ (Naiste Tugi- ja Teabekeskus)
Has been actively working on the field of elimination violence against women and girls since 2002. They run 2 women’s shelters and help survivors all around Estonia.
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MTÜ Janno Puusepa Fond (Janno Puusepa Fond)
Provides aid to people who suffer from incurable diseases, primarily from cystic fibrosis and ALS.
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MTÜ Eesti Noorte Vaimse Tervise Liikumine (The Estonian Youth Mental Health Movement)
Unites young people with a sense of motivation, and belief that every young person in Estonia can grow up in a society that supports mental health. We offer an encouraging, safe and inspiring environment at our events and in the online community for our members. We also give lectures on mental health and share experience stories – experience stories are stories that tell about experiences and struggles and how to get out of a situation, directly from young people to young people. Find out more
What we do
Since 2002 The British-Estonian Chamber of Commerce has been supporting different charity projects. In the last years, we have helped organisations such as the Estonian Cystic Fibrosis Society purchase electronic inhalers as well as a respiratory vest for children battling this disease and NPO Audiere with an audiology scholarship at the Manchester University.
Alongside charity projects, the British-Estonian Chamber of Commerce also provides scholarships to 1-2 outstanding Tallinn University of Technology students to help them achieve their educational aspirations in Masters or Doctoral programmes.
You can make your contribution to BECC Charity Fund in LHV to bank account: EE037700771003195678, beneficiary: Briti Eesti Kaubanduskoda
Kickz Programme
One of the projects that the BECC supported in 2014 was SPIN programme – a youth-oriented cause based on the Kickz programme model popular in the UK. The goal of the programme is to prevent and tackle youth crime and other social problems using sports as a tool and provide the youth in high risk areas with constructive pastime and create routes to education, training and safe adult life.
Estonian Scouts Association
In 2013, a donation cheque was also handed over to Estonian Scouts Association to help them organise “The World Begins Within” jamboree for more than 500 scouts from Estonia and foreign countries.
NGO Oma Pere
Another organisation that the BECC supported in 2014 was NGO Oma Pere. They offers different services to help children in need of parental care and the people who want to adopt children. Financial aid from the BECC will help them to create a website that is up-to-date and trustworthy and covers all the needs of their target audience.
Estonian Scouts Association
In 2013, a donation cheque was also handed over to Estonian Scouts Association to help them organise “The World Begins Within” jamboree for more than 500 scouts from Estonia and foreign countries.
BECC Bachelor Level Scholarship
Veiko Niinemäe received the BECC Bachelor level scholarship in 2014. Veiko takes interest in finance as well as IT systems development and is planning to continue his studies in Master’s programme.
BECC Master’s Level Scholarship
2013 BECC scholarship laureate was Triin Ahlberg, who embarked on a Master’s degree in finance and accounting at the Tallinn University of Technology.