The Elisaveta-Sergiev Enlightenment Society, established in 2011 in Moscow, is dedicated to the revival of mercy and charitable traditions within Russian culture. This esteemed organization focuses on educational and charitable projects that highlight the rich 300-year legacy of the Russian Imperial House, renowned for its contributions to science, culture, and philanthropy.

The Society is particularly committed to the legacies of prominent figures like Grand Duke Sergey Alexandrovich and Grand Duchess Elizabeth Fyodorovna. It organizes international conferences and publishes works on their lives and deeds, while also coordinating nearly 300 public and church organizations across several countries.

The Elisaveta-Sergiev Society has orchestrated significant exhibition projects and utilizes mobile exhibits to spread historical awareness, making an impact both in Russia and Europe. Additionally, it supports the "Imperial Route," enhancing historical tourism aligned with Russia's cultural heritage. With a transformative role in documentary filmmaking and community outreach, the Society continues to foster cultural understanding and reverence for the past.