Here's how our partners in Ukraine put your money to work in the first ten days of the war.

We have partnered with Lviv IT Cluster to accomplish the following:

• Helped open 5 centers for internally displaced people – each shelter holds over 700 people.

• Delivered several tons of humanitarian aid, including medicine, food, clothes, and other essentials, to Kharkiv, Kyiv, Bucha, Konotop, Okhtyrka, and Vinnytsia.  

• Provided power structures in these cities with critical power-related equipment.

• Organized an Aid Collection Center focused on collecting equipment, personal protective equipment, and medicines for the military fighting in the hottest spots of Ukraine. The first quadcopters and equipment have already gone to our defenders.

• Supporting the newly launched Tax Pay Forward initiative in Ukraine - we urge Ukrainians to pay the Single Social Contribution and the Single Tax now rather than on April 18 and May 19, respectively, to help support humanitarian challenges inside Ukraine.

• Negotiating with Elon Musk for equipment for satellite Internet Starlink, which would provide an alternative internet connection for the western region of Ukraine. We are implementing the project together with the State Service for Special Communications and Information Protection.

• Implementing a project with the State Border Guard Service to provide their infrastructure with an additional communication channel. In particular, we purchased and transferred to the Border Guard service all the necessary network equipment to work with the Starlink system. We also provided them with a diesel generator with a capacity of 20 kW.