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Year

What we did in 2025

Every figure below comes from the ledger for that year. The story is ours; the numbers are the database's. Some of this year's figures were recorded by the team before this ledger existed, not derived row by row.

Raised€6,785

Handed over€6,785

Operations fund€0

Two separate funds

Impact Fund — from donations100% to beneficiaries

Operations Fund — from sponsors€0

Every donation reaches the beneficiaries in full. Sponsors fund the platform and the events that raise it.

Events · 2

—Santamore 25
Dec 20, 2025Santamore 25 Pub Crawl· Tivat

Venues: Tivat · Lotta Extra

Where the money went · 2

Dječji dom „Mladost“ Bijela€5,470.55
Dnevni Centar Tivat€1,314.45

How the money moved in 2025. Santamore had no bank account of its own in its first year. The donations received through the platform and the cash collected at VRIII were paid to the beneficiaries from a board member's personal account: the full amount for Dnevni Centar Tivat on 23 December 2025, and €1,700 of the amount for Dječji dom „Mladost“ Bijela on 24 April 2026. The bank slips for both are linked on the lines above, with the payer's address, account number and signatures masked. The remainder of the amount for Bijela was paid by the sponsors directly to the home, on our instruction. From 2026 every euro moves through the association's own account.

What we did in 2025

Our first year: one run, one crawl, every cent given away.

The year

Dnevni Centar Tivat provides a comprehensive service for children and young people with disabilities and their families. The Municipality of Tivat invested €660,000 in a new multi-functional building for the centre, equipped to every prescribed standard, with a professional team of psychologists, pedagogues and therapists offering half-day and full-day care for up to 20 users.

Dječji dom „Mladost“ Bijela is the only institution of its kind in Montenegro, caring for children without parental care and those who need developmental support. Its operations are subject to official financial audits, and it has been supported by international donor groups such as the Wales football fans' charity Gôl Cymru.

One hundred percent of the funds raised at Santamore 25 were split between the two. Operating costs were covered by the founding sponsor.