JOURNEY SINCE 2012

“Social projects center of future” started its activities. During the first year of the foundation’s work, 9 social programs aimed at helping children were successfully launched. More than 1,000 children received the necessary assistance.

28 organizations became our partners and more than 56,000 people made charitable contributions to the accounts of our foundation.

Together with Platinum Bank, Microsoft Ukraine and UMC, we managed to implement the project to create computer classrooms in 12 schools in different cities of Ukraine.

In 2013 our foundation signed the UN Global Compact. We have implemented environmental responsibility in the office – we use recycled paper, have abandoned plastic, and are implementing environmentally friendly technologies.

We held an online charity auction with the participation of 150 people and filmed a series of videos about the fund’s work with Valery Kharyshyn, Oleg Sobchuk, Irma Vitovska, and others. We also handed over medical equipment for Bila Tserkva Central Hospital, Kyiv Maternity Hospital #2 and Mykolaiv Regional Children’s Hospital in the amount of 373,798 UAH.

This year was a turning point in the history of modern Ukraine, which was reflected in our activities. We started the program of assistance to the Armed Forces of Ukraine, within the framework of which we transferred about 3,500 kg of goods for the needs of 43 military units. We organized a fundraiser for hand prosthetics for one of the heroes who defended the Donetsk airport.

We conducted a joint project with the Dynamo football club and took part in the International Women’s Club Kyiv event. We also launched a new online fund portal.

The first year after the start of the war in Donbas. The first year without Crimea. Ukraine began to recover after the economic turmoil of 2014. This year our efforts were mainly focused on 3 programs: aid to children, aid to the Armed Forces, and programs in the medical field.

In 2015, the financing of hand prostheses for one of the cyborg defenders of the Donetsk airport, Oleksandr Tereshchenko, was completed in the amount of slightly more than UAH 1 million. We also focused our assistance on 7 military units – we delivered about 320 kg of relief goods in accordance with their official requests.

Our joint project with Agency21 – NFC Donation Box is the first contactless charitable terminal in Ukraine, which ensures 100% security and transparency of charitable collection from Visa and MasterCard cards!

In the summer we implemented a large-scale internet project to inform about the problem of breast cancer and safe sex for girls aged 16-20 together with Admixer Ukraine.

Good Wine and Unicredit Bank became our partners this year.

Together with the IT company Agency 21, we built the NFC Donation Box network, which included Auchan, Planeta Kino, Good Wine, Socar, Ocean Plaza, and others. It is a unique charity terminal that enables people to make cashless and contactless charitable contributions directly from their Visa and MasterCard cards.

This development is the only technology of its kind in Ukraine and Europe, which provides 100% security and transparency.

This year, we started active cooperation with Ukrainian Philanthropic Marketplace. 2,930,320 UAH were spent on the fund’s project activities. 2650 children received our help!

A significant achievement for us was the transfer of important medical equipment, namely a coagulator worth 353,000 UAH for Kyiv Maternity Hospital #2. This practically completed the equipment of the center of minimally invasive surgery.

The NFC Donation Box project received the “Angel of Goodness” award from the Association of Philanthropists of Ukraine as the most innovative project in the charity sector. Marfin Bank and Ingenico became new partners of the fund.

This year, we spent about 3.7 million UAH on the implementation of programs and projects of the fund.

Starting from 2019, the portfolio of children’s aid projects was supplemented by another one – “Aid to Deaf Children”, within the framework of which we purchase hearing aids, finance the diagnosis and solution of related needs for children with hearing impairments, as well as the purchase of audiometers for early diagnosis of hearing problems.

This year we spent about 3.9 million UAH on the implementation of programs and projects of the fund. Alfa Bank became our new partner. At the end of 2019, we started preparing the project to respond to the threat of the SARS-COVID-19 epidemic.

This year the whole world was shaken by the coronavirus infection, which forced people to adapt to the new realities of life – total quarantine, masks, antiseptics, remote work, a huge number of patients, and the absence of a treatment plan.

We received the first letter asking for help with personal protective equipment 4 days after the strict quarantine was introduced, and every week we received 2-3 new requests from hospitals. As part of the STOP.CORONAVIRUS program, we helped medical institutions throughout the year, providing personal protective equipment, tests, pulse oximeters, and other necessary materials.

We continued to support hospitals in their fight against coronavirus. This remained one of the main programs of our foundation.

This year 12 children with hearing impairments received hearing aids with a total cost of 700,000 UAH. 60 children with serious illnesses such as cancer, epidermolysis bullosa, cerebral palsy, and autism received our targeted medical assistance. We also monthly supported organizations and centers that provide free assistance to such children.

We started cooperation with Fishka.Charity. In 2021, we spent 7.9 million UAH on the fund’s program activities.

This is the year when the full-scale war began, which dramatically changed all plans. We mobilized our efforts, contacts, experience, and resources within the framework of our new project “Ukraine war help center”.

We helped shelters for displaced people, delivered food to bomb shelters and medicines to occupied Kherson. We handed over critical equipment to 24 hospitals and helped dozens of military units.

We managed to do more this year than in the previous few! The budget of our organization has increased by 2.5 times compared to 2021.

In 2023, we focused particularly on projects aimed at improving the quality of medical care and rehabilitation for people injured by shelling. We successfully implemented dozens of medical projects with an annual budget exceeding 11 million UAH! In the summer of 2023, we launched a rapid response project to assist those affected by the Kakhovka Dam explosion.

We actively developed a new foundation project, “Help to Family-Type Children’s Homes,” and continued to support severely ill children and internally displaced persons.

This year brought us fruitful cooperation with organizations such as UNDP, GlobalGiving, HIA, and others.