Serhiy Prytula Charity Foundation
Invincible when united!
Tactical medicine
Trained 8520+ soldiers in tactical medicine and delivered 54,791+ units of tactical medical equipment to the military.
Civil Preparedness Center
18 682+ citizens throughout Ukraine visited basic military training for civilians
Command and control vehicles equipping
125+ command and control vehicles equipped for the Ukrainian army.
Aid to medical institutions
Medicines and equipment for medical institutions in de-occupied and front-line territories
Urgent humanitarian aid
Providing de-occupied and front-line communities with urgent humanitarian aid, needed to regain access to fullfilling basic human needs.
NEST temporary housing
We join recovery of the de-occupied Ukrainian countryside by providing a prefabricated house for families whose homes were destroyed due to the Russian war.
Infrastructure restoration
We have delivered 208 units of equipment worth over $365 000 to address the consequences of infrastructure damage.
Mobile healthcare
2275+ patients treated within the partnership with FRIDA Ukraine, equipment worth 1,859,561 UAH and medicines worth 1,110,445 UAH have been used.
Projects
Achievements
150
Territorial communities
received humanitarian aid
20
regions
covered by humanitarian centre activity
115
medical institutions
in 12 regions received equipment and supplies
4
billion UAH
The total amount of donations to the army as of 02/21/23.
11
directions
for effective strengthening of the Defense Forces
Let's achieve more together!
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Since 2014, Serhiy Prytula has been involved in volunteering to help the Ukrainian army as an individual. In 2020, he and his team created a charitable foundation to provide assistance to medical workers, people with disabilities, and to promote education and inclusion.
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After the start of Russia's full-scale invasion, resistance to the enemy became the main task of the entire country. Therefore, the charitable foundation focused on helping the Ukrainian Defense Forces and civilians affected by Russian aggression. Currently, the foundation is working in two directions:
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The humanitarian direction cooperates with territorial communities and institutions to provide people wirh necessary assistance to restore a decent life in the liberated and front-line territories.
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The military direction provides combat units with communication equipment, optical devices, drones, UAVs, transportation, and tactical medicine supplies.
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