The top 5 news on the platform. September–October 2025.

Project "Ukraine WOW exhibition", "Therapeutic Garden", dobro.ua.

This autumn, VISA and dobro.ua are joining the implementation of important cultural and social projects: the Therapeutic Garden at VDNG and the exhibition “Ukraine WOW: The Heirs.”

The Therapeutic Garden at VDNG is a recovery space for military personnel, veterans, and civilians, located at VDNG in Kyiv. Its goal is to improve the physical, psychological, and social well-being of people who have experienced severe life challenges.

The exhibition “Ukraine WOW: The Heirs” combines art, technology, and stories of our resilience. It is a large-scale cultural project aimed at reminding Ukrainians what we are fighting for, showcasing our achievements and victories, uniting, supporting, and inspiring. The concept and implementation of the exhibition are led by the NGO Ukraine WOW and the Gres Todorchuk agency.

We sincerely thank VISA for contributing to meaningful change. We are proud to be part of great transformations that inspire and unite.

     

Project "Life Signal: Helping Preterm Babies", "CHARITABLE FUND "SVICHADO".

The “Svichado” Charitable Foundation is purchasing and delivering seven state-of-the-art, high-precision Rad-97 pulse oximeters to monitor vital signs of premature newborns in intensive care units, where their lives are being fought for every day.

The support is provided to:

• Uzhhorod City Multidisciplinary Clinical Hospital

• Sumy Clinical Perinatal Center of the Blessed Virgin Mary

• Chernivtsi Central City Clinical Hospital

These portable monitors track blood oxygen saturation and heart rate. In addition, they are equipped with a 7-hour autonomous battery, which is especially crucial during power outages.

Sincere thanks to Monobank clients who donate their cashback to the KURAZH project, as well as to all the kind donors of the dobro.ua platform.

     

Project "Charity Star Kurazh 2025: Come Back Alive, Dronopad", "Come Back Alive Foundation". 

In the summer of 2025, during Zirkovyi Kurazh, we raised 1,172,123 UAH for the charity fund “Come Back Alive” and their project “Dronopad”, aimed at purchasing drone interceptors, communication systems, and power sources to counter Russian UAVs.

With these funds, “Come Back Alive” purchased and delivered an aerial unmanned complex to the "Kraken" unit of the Main Intelligence Directorate for intercepting Russian drones.

The package includes: 20 interceptor UAVs equipped with camera, a ground control station, a launch system kit

Thanks to this equipment, the reconnaissance and sabotage unit successfully detects and neutralizes enemy reconnaissance drones — saving the lives of both military personnel and civilians.

Project "Kurazh x Superhumans Centre", Charity Foundation "SUPERHUMANS". 

At Kurazh's charitable events, we raised 2,218,306 UAH to fund facial reconstructive surgeries for military personnel and civilians affected by the war.

Between July 2024 and October 2025, as part of the “Kurazh x Superhumans Center” project, 61 patients received medical assistance. These complex, multi-hour surgeries are performed in two stages: first, doctors restore vital functions — breathing, vision, speech, and swallowing — then they carry out aesthetic reconstruction, returning people not only their faces but also their confidence and hope.

All surgeries are provided free of charge at the Reconstructive Surgery Department of Superhumans Center.

Project "Small Act – Big Breakthrough", CF "Dream to live". 

50,044 UAH were raised by donors on the dobro.ua platform for children attending the inclusive center "World of Possibilities" in Kyiv.

The center offers free classes for children with disabilities using the Montessori method. To ensure quality learning, the center needed educational and developmental materials: sensory toys, speech development kits, tools for fine motor skills, logic, attention, and emotional intelligence. These materials are more than just entertaining — they help children start speaking, interact with others, and better understand themselves and the world around them. Now, up to 15 children at a time have everything they need to explore, learn, and play at their own pace.

    

The dobro.ua platform operates thanks to voluntary contributions from donors and annual grant support from the Victor Pinchuk Foundation. We are sincerely grateful for your trust and contribution to the development of a service that helps thousands of people in Ukraine.