Military Block
Military resistance to Moscow’s intervention against the Ukrainian state is about preserving Ukrainian identity as an ethnic community and as a component of human civilization.
Participation in this national liberation war is both a moral and constitutional duty of the entire Ukrainian people. Every Ukrainian citizen can fulfill this duty in various forms — through direct participation in the armed struggle against Russian occupiers and their collaborators, volunteer assistance to fighters on the front lines, or the development and production of modern means of warfare. The Foundation directs its efforts toward financial and organizational support for these activities. Given the rapid pace of scientific and technological advancements in modern weaponry, the Foundation prioritizes supporting such efforts in the Ukrainian resistance against the enemy.
Support for Civil Society Institutions
The Foundation was established to support civic initiatives aligned with the principles of Ukrainocentrism.
Our mission is to foster an internal Ukrainocentric perspective on all socially significant processes within the country. The Foundation supports Ukrainocentric societal projects that shape our future.
This area of the Foundation’s work is critically important, as it strengthens democracy, promotes human rights, ensures oversight of government actions, mobilizes citizens for active participation in societal processes, and plays a key role in rebuilding the country, especially during wartime and post-war transformation.
Only free and conscious citizens can build their own nation.
«Self-Governance» Project
The «Self-Governance» project is about how strong communities become the foundation of a new Ukraine. The development of local self-governance is a key element of a democratic society. The formation of territorial communities marks a new stage where the individual becomes the center of all state decisions and institutions.
The Foundation will initiate informational and educational programs, campaigns, trainings, and consultations for community representatives and activists. We will help citizens better understand the mechanisms for influencing local government decisions.
Our goal is to enhance communities’ capacity to shape their future and build effective self-governance.
A new Ukraine begins from the ground up — with active communities, responsible choices, and collective decisions and actions.
Social Block
One of the Foundation’s priority tasks is implementing social support projects.
Upholding the values of human-centrism, we recognize the importance of ensuring equal opportunities for every Ukrainian citizen, regardless of social status or life circumstances. Therefore, our social block encompasses a wide range of initiatives aimed at supporting and comprehensively developing various segments of Ukrainian civil society.
The primary focus is providing material and humanitarian assistance to those facing difficult circumstances due to the Russian-Ukrainian war, including combatants and their families, orphans, low-income families, and the elderly.
Another important direction is supporting social projects and initiatives implemented at the community level. We provide financial, expert, and advisory assistance to develop and scale these vital efforts aimed at improving the lives of Ukrainian civil society.
The Foundation places special emphasis on psychological support and counseling for those in need. In this context, we actively work to promote social adaptation, integration, and mental recovery for combatants of the Russian-Ukrainian war and their families through organizing wellness trips and psychological support.
Additionally, the Foundation conducts educational activities to raise public awareness of critical social issues.
Engaging volunteers and partners is key to effectively implementing our social initiatives.
Historical-Cultural Direction of the Foundation’s Activities
The Foundation supports projects aimed at forming a Ukrainocentric agenda across the entire humanitarian sphere. This means viewing Ukraine and Ukrainian identity not only through the lens of ethnogenesis and state-building but, above all, as a distinct civilization with a unique role in global processes of building and maintaining world order.
Regarding history, support is primarily provided to research and media activities aimed at developing a Ukrainocentric historiography to replace the current Moscow-centric version of our history.
In the cultural sphere, this involves supporting academic research, media programs, and public events aimed at fostering a Ukrainocentric agenda in Ukrainian public discourse and shaping a Ukrainocentric worldview overall.