We are not a foundation that shows up just for a photo. For years, we have been helping where support does not always arrive in time.
We were at the Ukrainian border when the full-scale war began.
We have been – and remain – in frontline areas.
We have supported flood victims in Poland and continue to stand with communities affected by natural disasters.
We support children, seniors, orphanages, and veterans.
We stand with women, survivors of war, and victims of Russian atrocities.
And we fight disinformation through PostPravda.Info.
We are raising funds to expand our foundation’s work so we can:
● provide more effective support to children and seniors recovering from the trauma of war;
● support women, especially those who have been displaced or are raising children on their own;
● help veterans and people returning from the front rebuild their lives;
● expand psychological support and rehabilitation for people affected by war-related trauma and other crises;
● support people returning from abroad as they work to rebuild their lives and start over;
● maintain and expand our social projects and efforts to combat disinformation;
● support people facing repression, including journalists who have experienced or continue to face persecution because of their profession or views.
This is not one-time aid. It is about building a real, lasting support system for people who are often left on their own.
Every donation makes a difference. Because when the world’s attention fades, the need for help – and the work of UA Future – does not disappear.
What Have We Done So Far?
Our aid has reached frontline and war-affected communities including Bakhmut, Avdiivka, Orikhiv, Lyman, Pokrovsk, Kupiansk, Bilopillia, Sumy, Izium, Zaporizhzhia, Kharkiv, Kherson, and many other locations.
Together with Radio 357, we also supported a preschool in Ołdrzychowice Kłodzkie, Poland, after it was affected by severe flooding. We allocated PLN 600,000 to its recovery and reconstruction.
So far, we have raised and spent more than PLN 4 million on aid to Ukraine. We have also collected and delivered more than 1,000 tons of food and medical equipment to hospitals, with an estimated total value of more than PLN 30 million.
Our assistance has reached more than 350,000 people and helped save many lives.
We are still here. And we are still moving forward.
