One-time or monthly support
Make a contribution to shared support
Every contribution becomes part of a shared resource directed to the verified needs of Ukrainian communities, schools and hospitals.
UNICEF implementing partner since 2016

How it works
Where your contribution goes
One-time and monthly contributions are pooled with partner support and programme funding, working as one shared resource rather than separate payments.

Your contribution joins a shared resource
Your contribution is not a separate payment: it is pooled with partner support and programme funding.

The resource is directed to verified needs
We match each request against the situation in the community and the programme criteria, assign partner roles and confirm delivery with documents.

The result is recorded and published
We prepare a report, compare the result with the plan and publish the evidence available under the project terms.
General directions of work
- Humanitarian
- Medical
- Winter
- Community support
These are general directions of the foundation's work, not individual projects or goods. The form has no designation control: a contribution is not tied to a direction.

An example of a result
Within the Building Back Better II project a kindergarten attended by 91 children was renovated - confirmed by Plan International(opens in a new tab). The foundation has been a UNICEF implementing partner since 2016.
Building Back Better II
Project pageindependent partner publication
Plan International - "Improving schools in Ukraine" case study (Building Back Better II)
Open the publication ((opens in a new tab))Document availability: Public
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Ways to give (future list). The material has not been provided yet.This list of payment channels is indicative: the foundation has not yet confirmed which methods will actually be enabled.
- Bank card
- Apple Pay
- Google Pay
- monobank
- PayPal
- IBAN / SWIFT
Frequently asked questions from donors
Where does my money go?
To the foundation's programs where the need is greatest: emergency aid, rebuilding schools and kindergartens, support for displaced people, and sub-grants to local organizations. An indicative breakdown of spending is in the "Reporting & transparency" section.
Can I make a designated gift to a specific project?
Yes. Email us at fond.hands@gmail.com and we will agree on the designated purpose of your gift and how it is reported.
One-time or monthly - which is better?
Monthly gifts let the foundation plan aid ahead rather than only react. But any support - one-time or recurring - matters.
Will I receive confirmation of my gift?
Yes. In the production version, a confirmation will be sent after payment. We also plan a monthly update: "what we did with your donations".
How does the foundation report to donors?
The "Reporting & transparency" section brings together verified public sources on project funding, the foundation’s legal data and an honest status for each document. Dedicated complaints and safeguarding channels still have to be set up by the foundation - for now, write to its general email.
I am an international donor. How can I transfer funds?
The foundation plans PayPal and IBAN/SWIFT bank transfers for international donors. The site does not publish requisites yet - request them at fond.hands@gmail.com.
Every contribution becomes part of a shared action
Choose an amount in the form above. One-time or monthly, any support works as one shared resource.
For business & foundations
Planning systematic support, humanitarian cargo or a joint project? Write to us: we will agree on the format, documents and reporting.
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