Tens of thousands of orphans in Russia are moved out of state institutions each year at age 17. Most of these orphans enter a cycle of self destruction, often falling into a life of crime. Many of these stories end in suicide. The founders of The Harbor recognized a profound gap exists between the orphanage and life outside. The Harbor fills this gap by placing orphans in residential family-style communities, giving them an education, and teaching them skills necessary to maintain a home and thrive in Russian society.

In 2001, we opened the first program for graduates of orphanages and girls in difficult life situations. And in 2021 we will open an endowment fund.
For 20 years, we have accumulated successful experience in changing the life of children from orphanages and families in difficult situations for the better.

90% of the graduates of our programs successfully adapt to an independent life. All the families we have supported have saved their children and overcome life's difficulties. We will do our job as long as there is at least one child who is left without parents, or one family that needs help.

We invite those who see the value of systematic work on preparing children from orphanages for an independent life and preserving blood families to make their contribution to the targeted capital of the Harbor foundation.

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Xander was born in East Yorkshire, England and began dancing in Hull at the age of 8. In 1998 he joined the Royal Ballet School where he studied until his graduation in 2005. In August 2005, Xander and his sister Demelza joined the Royal Ballet Company in London. They were the first brother and sister to be accepted into the company and work there at the same time.

In 2009, Xander was invited to join the Mariinsky Theatre by the director of the Mariinsky Ballet, Yuri Fateev, and in January 2010 he moved to St Petersburg and became the Mariinsky Theatre’s first British dancer. In 2014 he was elevated to the rank of first soloist and in 2017 he became a principal dancer of the Mariinsky.

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The Harbor. St. Petersburg charitable public organization

OGRN: 1037858030913
INN / KPP: 7826179403/783901001
Location address: 198020, St. Petersburg, Narvsky pr., 13 B - St. Petersburg, Zagorodny pr., 37/70

Bank account number: 40703810016000000360
Bank: Branch "Petrovsky" of PJSC Bank "FC Otkritie", St. Petersburg
Bank BIK: 044030795
Bank correspondent account number: 30101810540300000795

Director Oleg Krasnikov

We suggest reading the reports on how we spend money so you can trust us.
Annual report 2020
Annual report 2019
Financial report 2020
Financial report 2019
Financial report 2018

Documents that confirm the official status of our non-profit organization
Organization charter
Record sheet of the Unified State Register of Legal Entities

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