Angels for Ukraine is proud to announce a significant leadership transition. After serving as the organization’s second President since 2024, Vladyslav Shelokov has formally handed over his position to Volodymyr Nakonechnyy, who assumes the role of President with immediate effect.
Read MoreOur Projects
Our four flagship projects for which we are looking financial support
Sustainable Access to Drinking Water
The Sustainable Access to Drinking Water project focuses on enhancing water infrastructure in southern and eastern Ukrainian oblasts through strategic water purification system installations.
Aid to emergency workers near the frontline
Supplying families of emergency workers with food boxes reduces their financial and emotional strain during emergencies. And preserves their mental and physical health.
Blackout Study Kits
The unpredictability and duration of blackouts in Ukraine have created significant challenges for the education system, requiring schools and students to adapt quickly to power supply disruptions. Our kits are a solution.
Happy Childhood
New Year’s ornaments on the Christmas tree in Syretsky Park in Kyiv – this is a creative project born from the synergy of children, parents, and teachers, aimed at creating a happy childhood without limitations or borders.
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Angels for Ukraine in cooperation with the project “Happy Childhood”, created an atmosphere that goes far beyond festive decorations.
Bright Easter eggs, crafted by children and young people with special needs, tender spring colors, and ribbons—all of this forms a living corner where one wants to pause and feel the spirit of the holiday.
Read MoreIn the midst of ongoing wartime challenges, even the simplest items can make a profound difference. This week, Angels for Ukraine delivered a new shipment of shaving supplies to Konotop City Hospital in Sumska Oblast—an initiative aimed at supporting low-income and vulnerable patients who often lack access to basic personal care items.
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