Kharkiv, Kupiansk. Pavlo Teslenko and Vyacheslav Haidai, founders of the United Ukraine Volunteer Fund, donated 100 winter military jackets, 10 heating stoves, and other humanitarian aid to the 4th Air Reconnaissance Company of the 128th Battalion.

The United Ukraine Volunteer Fund, together with the Kyiv Chamber of Commerce and Industry, brought two large trucks with 40 tons of humanitarian aid to Kharkiv for the needs of the civilian population, including food for adults and children, hygiene products, detergents, and clothing. The aid was handed over to the city authorities.

The 69th Electronic Warfare Training Center has honored the United Ukraine Volunteer Fund team for its assistance and cooperation with the cyber forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

The United Ukraine Foundation, together with the Junior Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, organized a free scientific vacation in Transcarpathia for the children of Ukrainian Security Service personnel who risk their lives every day in combat and special operations.

The program included interesting experiments, creative workshops, interactive games, and recreation in the picturesque Carpathian Mountains. This provided not only new knowledge but also emotional recovery for children living in the difficult conditions of war.

Thanks to the initiative of the United Ukraine Foundation and the support of Major General Igor Tantsyura, 32 children of Ukrainian Armed Forces servicemen spent a week at the Intellect of Ukraine summer school in Bukovina.

The children studied physics, chemistry, biology, and robotics, participated in sports competitions and psychological training. This is a unique opportunity to combine learning and recreation, and most importantly, to give children faith in the future and a sense of care for them.

A joint project between the United Ukraine Foundation and the Junior Academy of Sciences of Ukraine made it possible to organize a vacation for the children of servicemen from the National Guard of Ukraine and the Omega Special Forces Center in picturesque Transcarpathia.

The children had the opportunity to express themselves in creative activities, participate in creative mini-projects, entertainment, and training sessions. This vacation was an important step in restoring their psychological health after the difficult experiences associated with the war.

The United Ukraine Foundation organized a vacation for children of servicemen of the Special Operations Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Together with the Junior Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, they spent an eventful week in Transcarpathia.

The children took part in science shows, interactive experiments, sports games, and excursions. Such recreation helps to restore children's joy and create new warm memories even in times of war.

The United Ukraine Foundation took care of restoring the mental and psychological health of children of servicemen from the SBU Alpha Unit and the National Guard of Ukraine.

The vacation in Zakarpattia included health walks, psychological training, games, and communication with peers experiencing similar difficulties. This allowed the children to feel support, find new friends, and restore their inner balance.

A joint project between the United Ukraine Foundation and the National Center “Small Academy of Sciences of Ukraine” made it possible to organize a vacation for the children of Ukrainian State Border Guard Service personnel in picturesque Transcarpathia.

For a week, 16 children of border guards aged 9 to 14 attended a summer school in the town of Irshava. The program included scientific experiments in physics, chemistry, and biology, interactive classes, creative workshops, and sports competitions. Special attention was paid to psychological training, which helped the children feel supported and restore their inner balance after the trauma of war.

United Ukraine volunteers donated 100 sets of thermal underwear to the Main Military Clinical Hospital

The head of the Kyiv Regional State Administration, Mykola Kalashnikov, with the assistance of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, awarded the head of the United Ukraine Volunteer Fund, Pavlo Teslenko, with a distinction from the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine.

The United Ukraine Foundation donated powerful generators to the Omega special forces unit of the Ukrainian National Guard and the Special Operations Forces.

At the request of the Main Military Clinical Hospital, the United Ukraine volunteer fund purchased and delivered equipment necessary for the operation of the angiography room, where highly complex surgical procedures are performed to save the lives of military personnel.

At the request of the State Special Communications Service, the founders of the United Ukraine Volunteer Fund, Pavlo Teslenko and Vyacheslav Haidai, donated 780 sets of thermal underwear to the military.

At the request of the Chief of Staff — Deputy Commander of the Armed Forces of Ukraine's Communications and Cybersecurity Forces — two sets of air conditioners were delivered.

For the needs of the 112th and 114th battalions of the 110th brigade, which are located in the combat zone of the Zaporizhzhia region, the United Ukraine Volunteer Fund donated two ambulances and 200 tactical first aid kits.

The United Ukraine Volunteer Fund collected and delivered 6 tons of food, cleaning supplies, clothing, and a generator to meet the needs of the 128th Battalion, which was redeployed to the Kharkiv region.

After the russian federation fired five missiles at the DVRZ plant (Kyiv) on June 5, 2022, three production workshops were destroyed. The United Ukraine volunteer fund gathered more than 100 volunteers and residents of the DVRZ microdistrict to clear the rubble of the destroyed workshops.

Together with partner foundations, the founders of the United Ukraine Volunteer Fund, Pavlo Teslenko and Vyacheslav Haidai, manufactured and delivered two trucks with 350 stoves (burzhuyki) to Kharkiv, which will keep the resilient residents of Kharkiv warm.

The United Ukraine Foundation provided the Security Service of Ukraine with 240 sets of thermal underwear.

Humanitarian aid was delivered to AZOV, the town of Urzuf, Mariupol district, Donetsk region.

At the end of 2022, the Bortnychi microdistrict in the Darnytskyi district of the capital experienced difficult times due to enemy strikes. Several houses were completely destroyed, and many others were damaged—windows were broken, roofs, walls, and doors were damaged.

With the support of the NGO Volunteer Fund “United Ukraine” and the Leroy Merlin Solidarity Charitable Foundation, 10 residential buildings were restored. A total of 57 modern energy-efficient metal-plastic windows were installed, 5 doors and other building materials necessary for the restoration of housing were provided. The total amount of assistance provided was UAH 500,000.

We are proud of how we are joining forces for the well-being of the people of Ukraine.

The United Ukraine Volunteer Fund, with the support of PJSC Ukrnafta, donated 300 sets of tactical gloves, 300 sets of knee pads and elbow pads, and 400 T-shirts to the servicemen of the 112th Brigade.

The United Ukraine Volunteer Fund delivered humanitarian aid to the 128th Battalion of the Territorial Defense Forces, which participated in the liberation of the cities of Balakliya and Izyum in the Kharkiv region from Russian occupation.

The United Ukraine Volunteer Fund delivered humanitarian aid to the Kiptivska Territorial Community in Chernihiv Oblast at the request of its head. The territorial community includes 19 villages that were affected during the invasion, in particular Krasylivka and Khreshchate, where more than 80 houses were damaged, 20 of which were completely destroyed. Humanitarian aid was also distributed to the civilian population of the city of Bucha during the occupation of the Kyiv region by Russian troops.

In April, at the request of residents of the village of Peremoha, which was occupied for 30 days and where more than 80 houses were destroyed, the United Ukraine Volunteer Fund organized 11 vehicles with humanitarian aid. The fund also delivered two trucks with aid to the village of Ripky in the Chernihiv region, which was occupied for 40 days, and to the local hospital, where more than 200 Ukrainian soldiers are being treated.

The United Ukraine Volunteer Fund donated tactical military equipment, including armor plates, to the Volunteer Formation of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine No. 30. The fund also provided clothing, baby food, cleaning products, diapers, and toys to low-income families and displaced persons.

Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko awarded Pavlo Teslenko, head of the United Ukraine Foundation, for his volunteer work during the war. 2024.

The United Ukraine Volunteer Fund donated uniforms and tactical footwear to the Dnipro District Police Department, as well as 500 liters of fuel.

At the request of the Ukrainian Armed Forces Territorial Defense Forces, United Ukraine, with the support of its partner Siemens Ukraine, donated four powerful SIMATIC Field PG M6 programmers worth UAH 120,000 each.

Delivery of thermal underwear for the 105th border guard detachment in Novgorod-Siverskyi (Chernihiv region).