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MHP-Hromadi Charitable Foundation Ranks Among Ukraine’s Top Five Largest Charitable Foundations
09 june 2026
The Association of Philanthropists of Ukraine, founder of the National Charity Contest “Charitable Ukraine”, compiled the ranking of charitable organisations and civic associations implementing large-scale humanitarian and social projects across the country.
The MHP–Hromadi Charitable Foundation, which has been implementing projects in 700 communities across Ukraine for the past 11 years, was included in the Top 100+ Largest Charitable Foundations of Ukraine – 2026 ranking.
“We measure effectiveness not by the number of initiatives, but by how they improve people’s quality of life and strengthen communities. This approach defines our understanding of sustainable development as a decision-making framework that considers long-term impact, responsible use of resources, and real value for people and communities,” said Yurii Melnyk, Chairman of the Supervisory Board of the MHP–Hromadi Charitable Foundation and Deputy CEO for Sustainable Development at MHP.
In 2025, the MHP–Hromadi Charitable Foundation allocated UAH 40.4 million to support 103 social initiatives, invested UAH 15 million in creating 20 adaptive spaces for people with disabilities, and engaged more than 21,000 service members, veterans, and their family members through activities delivered under the MHP Poruch programme. The Foundation also provided 462,000 hot meals to residents of frontline areas, while its cultural projects reached audiences in 17 countries worldwide.
The Foundation implements social, veteran-focused, and cultural initiatives together with its strategic partner MHP, government ministries, civil society organisations, and Ukrainian and international companies. These partnerships make it possible to scale successful solutions and expand their impact across communities throughout the country.
Among its initiatives, the Foundation carried out 1,100 medical outreach visits to communities together with the Okhmatdyt Children’s Hospital, delivering 9,216 medical services. Together with the Ukrainian Catholic University, it develops rehabilitation programmes in healthcare facilities for service members, veterans, and community residents through the Vidnovleni project. The Foundation also cooperates with ministries on a number of initiatives. On 2 June, in partnership with the Ministry of Veterans Affairs of Ukraine, it launched the “VARTO: Recipe of Care” grant programme aimed at supporting veteran entrepreneurship in the school catering sector. International partners, media organisations, opinion leaders, artists, athletes, and thousands of Ukrainians also contribute to the implementation of the Foundation’s projects.
“Our Foundation works where support is needed most — from frontline areas to remote villages. We focus on approaches that create systemic impact at the national level. For us, it is important not only to provide immediate assistance but also to create conditions that enable communities to grow, attract resources, and realise their full potential,” said Volodymyr Zabela, Director of the MHP–Hromadi Charitable Foundation.
Fifth place in the ranking recognises an approach built on partnership, long-term impact, and community development across Ukraine.
