Our mission
To systematically support people in difficult circumstances — service members, children, displaced people, and hospital patients — in a targeted, timely, and accountable way.
About the foundation and programsThe International Charitable Foundation of Oleksandr Andriuk accepts requests for aid and charitable contributions. We work in a targeted way: equipment and medicines for service members, support for children, humanitarian aid for IDPs, hospitals, and animals. EDRPOU 41481057.
In short: who we are, how to get in touch, how to support, and what the foundation has already published.
To systematically support people in difficult circumstances — service members, children, displaced people, and hospital patients — in a targeted, timely, and accountable way.
About the foundation and programsChoose an area, briefly describe the need, the city, and a contact. The foundation will clarify whether aid is possible before a visit or before things are sent.
Get helpAn online donation via WayForPay, material aid, or volunteering. The terms of a contribution are in the public offer.
DonateUAH 8.3 million for targeted programs, 124 tonnes of humanitarian aid, and 96 materials about aid delivered.
Reports and newsVideo reports96 publications from 2025 about aid to service members, children, displaced people, hospitals, and animals. Browse the materials by category or find the publication you need through search.
12 public videos from the foundation’s official pages on Instagram and Facebook: medicines for service members and civilians, aid for children, humanitarian shipments, and hot meals. The videos are shown through official widgets; the full feeds are on the foundation’s social media.
The foundation’s previous website stated: over the course of its activity, 8.3 million UAH was raised for targeted programs and 124 tonnes of humanitarian aid were delivered. These are figures the foundation has already published; they do not replace financial reporting.
Photos from all of the foundation’s programs — military, dentistry, children, displaced people, hospitals, and animals.
We focus our efforts on critically important areas of support for society during the war.
Every day Ukrainian soldiers risk their lives, defending our freedom. We provide equipment, medicines, and essentials.
Support for the most vulnerable — children who, because of armed conflicts or family difficulties, have found themselves in difficult life circumstances. We create conditions for safe development.
Help for displaced people (internally displaced people), hospitals, and medical institutions, as well as rescue and care for homeless animals in conflict zones.
Write to info@andriukfoundation.com or call +38 (098) 656-79-35: name, city, a contact for a reply, and a short description of the need. The foundation will clarify the request and the procedure for submitting an application. Whether aid is possible depends on resources; it must be agreed before a visit. On the previous website the foundation also mentioned requests via Facebook Messenger at official page — this is an additional channel, not a replacement for the official email and phone.
First contact the foundation, state the list, condition, quantity of items, and city of dispatch. Agree on the need, the delivery, and the recipient before sending.
Send to the official email what you can help with, in which city, and when you are available. For an organization, add the name and the contact of the responsible person.
Open foundation reports or video reports. For a request about a specific program or period, write to the official email. The terms of contributions are set out in the public offer agreement.
Charitable organization “International Charitable Foundation of Oleksandr Andriuk” (Благодійна організація «Міжнародний благодійний фонд Олександра Андріюка») — a nonprofit, non-governmental charitable organization. The Foundation has been helping people in need and abandoned children since 2016 and was officially registered in Ukraine in 2017 (legal entity identification code 41481057).
All funds collected and material aid received are directed exclusively to statutory charitable purposes. The Foundation’s founder and head, Oleksandr Andriuk, works on a volunteer basis.