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In a significant move to align Ukraine’s celebration of children’s rights with global standards, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has signed a decree shifting the observance of Children’s Day from June 1 to November 20. This change marks a symbolic connection with World Children’s Day, which commemorates the adoption of the Declaration of the Rights of the Child by the United Nations General Assembly.
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On May 22, an offline meeting of the Working Group on Veteran Practices and Policies was held as part of the EBA ESG Hub, under the theme: “Human Capital. Psychological Resilience as a Competitive Advantage.” We at the Angels for Ukraine Charity Foundation were honored to participate in this vital dialogue that united business leaders, HR professionals, mental health experts, and passionate advocates for veterans’ welfare.
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In the early hours of May 25, Ukraine was subjected to a brutal, coordinated missile and drone barrage perpetrated by Russian military forces. This ruthless attack, executed with a combination of ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, and unmanned aerial vehicles, has left a trail of devastation that transcends mere physical destruction—it has stolen countless futures and silenced innocent lives forever.
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Access to clean drinking water is a fundamental human right, yet for many families in Ukraine, particularly in crisis-stricken areas, it remains a challenge. In response to this urgent need, the Angels for Ukraine Charity Foundation has stepped in to provide water purification filters to low-income households in the Osterska Town Community of Chernihivska Oblast. One hundred units were distributed recently.
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Clean, safe drinking water is more than a basic need—it is the foundation of health, dignity, and opportunity. In the Komarivska Community of Chernihivska Oblast, Ukraine, ongoing efforts have been made to reach the most vulnerable populations using innovative water filtration solutions. An essential aspect of this community support has been the distribution of Wine to Water filters, ensuring that families, children, and the elderly have access to one of life’s most vital resources.
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In times of uncertainty, protecting our youngest citizens is not just a responsibility—it is a moral imperative. The only kindergarten in Oster Town stands as a beacon of hope, education, and childhood innocence. However, without a proper bomb shelter, these children remain vulnerable to threats that no child should ever face.
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We’re thrilled to share that our cooking master classes in Zaporizhzhia are still going strong—and the magic of the hamburger lives on! Another video showing the cooking masterpiece process is ready for premiere.
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On April 29, 2025, a public event brought together donor organizations, local civil society leaders, and experts to explore the evolving landscape of nonprofits in Ukraine, organized by the Philanthropy in Ukraine. The presentation of the latest research—“Expectations Held and Challenges Faced by Grantors in Ukraine”—delved into how the donor–grantee relationship has transformed since the full-scale invasion. Notably, the Angels for Ukraine Charity Foundation was also present, underlining our commitment to supporting humanitarian initiatives and fostering transparency within the sector.
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On April 28, 2025, Angels for Ukraine, alongside domestic and international partners, contributed to a significant humanitarian milestone—delivering two ReH2O mobile water purification stations to key medical institutions in Mykolaiv. These stations, now officially transferred to municipal ownership, are ensuring access to safe drinking water for approximately 60,000 individuals, including patients and local residents.
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A Forum of Communities has been launched in the Kyiv region—an innovative platform that brings together ideas, experiences, and ambitions to foster regional development. The event was inaugurated by Mykola Kalashnyk, Head of the Kyiv Regional State Administration, alongside Hennadiy Chyzhykov, President of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Ukraine, and Vitalii Rusanov, Head of the Kyiv Regional Development Agency.
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