Mission: Our mission is to bring Victory closer, provide support to war-affected populations, and create an environment for the productivity and happiness of creative and active individuals. The foundation operates across two main fronts: civilian and military. While our military initiatives aid those serving, our civilian efforts address the urgent needs stemming from the war's impact. Because of conflict, many have been deprived of basic necessities like shelter, sustenance, healthcare, and education. With the war in Ukraine ongoing, the number of internally displaced persons continues to rise steadily, underscoring the enduring significance of our support efforts. Central to our organization's work is the seamless integration and support of internally displaced persons. Our diverse range of projects spans education, culture, leisure, and the provision of essential humanitarian aid. We also work on training, engaging and empowering young people and supporting initiatives.

We implement the following projects: - We conduct training in the basics of first aid and actions in case of emergencies (from 24.02.2022- until now). -Ukrainian on time (January-May 2023), E-conversation (07.2023 - until now): Ukrainian language learning projects for IDPs. - Play and win: The project is aimed at helping children and teenagers in the development of communication skills, teamwork, increasing self-esteem, and active and fun recreation with friends. (01.2023 - until now). - MK Dribnychki from Mrs. Lyudmila: Every Saturday master classes for children in needlework (10.2022 - until now). - Summer holidays for 27 children at the Roza Vitriv scout camp in Poland (July-August 2023). - Affordable education: the project allowed IDP children to continue their education in their schools (2022-2023). - Summer camp for children of IDPs: the children were at the base of the private kindergarten "Daddy Fay" (August 2022). - School for Small and Medium Business. -etc