Kuukaudellinen

Kuukaudellinen is a Mannerheim League for Child Welfare's award given to Finnish citizens who donate a certain amount of money over the course of a year. To be eligible, an individual must donate on average a minimum amount per month, which varies depending on the time of year and the individual's financial situation.

The award is named after the months of the year, as the donation is typically paid out over the course of 12 months. The recipient of the award is recognized for their long-term commitment to social causes, and the money they donate is used to support various projects and charities.

To be considered for the award, an individual must submit an application, which is reviewed by a panel of judges. The amount of the donation required to qualify varies, but it is typically in the range of several thousand euros per year. In addition to donating money, recipients are also expected to demonstrate a spirit of volunteerism and community service.

Kuukaudellinen is seen as a way to encourage people to think about giving back to their community and to recognize those individuals who regularly make donations to social causes. The award is presented annually in a ceremony, and the recipient is often invited to speak about their motivations and experience.

Receiving the Kuukaudellinen is considered a notable accomplishment and a source of pride for many Finnish citizens. It serves as a reminder of the importance of civic engagement and the impact that individual actions can have on society.