In June 2014, we received US $100,000 in grants from Samsung Electronics to fund the Child Burn Prevention and Safety Program. Twenty percent of the funds went toward parents’ health education and awareness with the goal of reducing incidents of burn injuries in children under five. We also published a burn-care handbook for doctors and nurses. On December 27, 2014, the remainder of the funds went toward the donation of thirty-nine medical devices and surgical units, including the electro dermatome and the coagulation apparatus, to the Burn Trauma Division of the National Traumatology Center.

On June 20, 2013, we successfully completed our fourth project thanks to our members, volunteers, and donors from around the world. The handover ceremony of medical equipment worth US $20,000—which included 5 pulse oximeters, 1 phototherapy unit, and 2 bilimeters donated by Save Infants NPO—was held at the Neonatal ICU of the MCHC in Ulaanbaatar.

In May 2011, we launched a second project that established a training ground (total 2,173,637₮) designed to help visually impaired children of the Secondary School #116 develop increased spatial orientation. Many volunteers, including members of the UBTwestival movement from Тwitter, and our own members, have helped us to make this initiative successful.