Charity

War in Ukraine

With the onset of military aggression, the Centravis Charity Foundation redirected all its efforts and resources to support the Armed Forces of Ukraine and internally displaced persons temporarily residing in the region. Over more than 3 years of the full-scale Russian invasion, we have allocated more than 17 (seventeen) million UAH for the purchase of necessary ammunition, vehicles, and specialized equipment. Additionally, we funded the delivery of humanitarian aid from Europe. Our foundation also collaborates with other Ukrainian charity foundations whose activities are aimed at supporting Ukrainian defenders.

2024 

In 2024, UAH 8.4 million was allocated to support the Defense Forces. This included ammunition, equipment, vehicles, and technological protective tools.

In collaboration with other philanthropists and organizations, the foundation has contributed to various charitable events.
For example, following a charity auction organized by Forbes Ukraine and the business club Inspira, 6 case evacuations with electronic warfare (EW) systems were donated.

The off-road vehicles will help evacuate wounded soldiers from the front line, providing timely medical assistance and saving lives. The EW systems will protect them from enemy drones and extend their operational lifespan in combat conditions.

Already, 200 Centravis employees have acquired skills in stopping bleeding, applying tourniquets, performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), and providing assistance during an epileptic seizure. Plans are in place to train another 800 individuals.

Upon completing the training, participants receive not only practical knowledge but also individual tourniquets.

Since April 1, 2024, the Centravis Charity Foundation resumed its operation under the program of granting special scholarships in memory of Serhiy Vasylovych Atanasov to 4 students from the Department of Materials Science and Heat Treatment of Metals at the Faculty of Quality and Materials Engineering of the Ukrainian State University of Science and Technology, as well as 2 students from the Nikopol Vocational College of the Ukrainian State University of Science and Technology.

The tradition of sweet greetings for 300 young children from Nikopol whose families are in difficult life circumstances continues, with gifts on the New Year holidays.

2023

In 2023, our foundation allocated 3 million UAH to purchase ammunition and necessary equipment for the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

Every UAH contributed is an investment in security; every piece of equipment provided is support for those who defend our freedom every day.

The charity foundation donated 6 vehicles to our defenders!

These vehicles are already at the disposal of units and help soldiers be mobile in performing combat missions.

Each year, regardless of external circumstances, the Centravis Charity Foundation greets 300 boys and girls from the city, whose families find themselves in difficult life situations, with gifts for the New Year holidays.

2022

In 2022, UAH 4.5 million was allocated for the purchase of ammunition and necessary supplies for the military. The first months of the war saw an acute need for essential items, from clothing and military gear to sleeping bags and household necessities.

In the first 6 months of 2022, 42 tons of humanitarian aid (food, clothing, hygiene products) were received and distributed to those in need. From the first days of the full-scale war, Centravis has actively participated in delivering humanitarian supplies from the western border of the country to the Dnipropetrovsk region.

In April 2022, our friends and partners held a charity auction in Milan, raising 16,000 euros to support children affected by the war in Ukraine.

8,000 euros were directed to support an orphanage for children from Mariupol who had lost their parents. These funds were used to purchase food, hygiene products, and medicines, and to provide physical and psychological rehabilitation.

2 vehicles were sent to the front line to assist our defenders in carrying out their tasks.

Despite all the challenges, in December 2022, the Centravis Charity Foundation greeted 300 children from families in difficult life situations with New Year’s gifts and sweet presents they had been eagerly awaiting.