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Assisting border regions: medical equipment for hospitals in Sumy Oblast. A project by the Agroprosperis Charity Foundation, implemented with the support of foreign business partners and Group companies in the Sumy Oblast. Medical equipment and supplies worth UAH 405,829 were delivered to the Vorozhba and Popivka outpatient clinics, as well as the Bilopillia Hospital, to strengthen assistance to residents of the border region.

UAH 2 million for the reconstruction of Okhmatdyt. A joint initiative by the Agroprosperis Charity Foundation and Agroprosperis Bank to support the restoration of the Okhmatdyt National Children’s Hospital following a devastating rocket strike. A total of UAH 2 million was transferred for the reconstruction — UAH 1 million from each institution. This contribution stands as a testament to our team’s solidarity and our commitment to supporting a hospital which saves the lives of children from all over Ukraine every single day.

Restoration of the medical clinic in the village of Haivoron: caring for the community’s health. A project by the Agroprosperis Charity Foundation implemented in June 2022. The Foundation completely restored a paramedic and midwifery clinic that was in disrepair. The project included structural repairs, upgrading the furniture and medical equipment, and creating comfortable conditions for patient care and medical staff to work.

Generators for communities: bringing light where it is most needed. An initiative by the Agroprosperis Charity Foundation, implemented in 2022 during a period of widespread power outages. The Foundation purchased and donated 7 generators to ensure uninterrupted operations at kindergartens, schools, and educational institutions in communities within the partner communities of the Agroprosperis Group.

Supporting those who save the lives of our defenders. An initiative by the Agroprosperis Charity Foundation to support a neurosurgical team. The team was transferred to Hospital No. 12 in Kyiv after the closure of their department, where the operating room was deemed unfit for full-scale medical procedures. The Foundation stepped in to provide financial support for the renovation of the operating room, enabling these doctors to safely perform complex, life-saving surgeries for our wounded defenders once again.

Small shelters, great safety. A series of projects to equip shelters in communities where Agroprosperis operates. As of 2025, the Agroprosperis Charity Foundation, in partnership with local communities and Group companies, has processed 13 requests and provided assistance totaling UAH 291,705 to enhance the safety of children and educators during wartime.

Supporting the families of our Heroes. A program launched in response to the challenges of the full-scale war aimed at supporting the families of Agroprosperis Group employees who have gone missing in action. By corporate leadership decree, the company continues to pay full salaries to the family members of these employees, while also providing emotional care, direct outreach, and ongoing support to ensure that they do not feel alone in their hardship.

Rebuilding together: a story of resilience and support. The Agroprosperis Charity Foundation’s program to support colleagues of the Agroprosperis Group whose homes have been damaged by shelling. This program provides targeted, one-time financial assistance to help families take their first steps toward rebuilding their lives, allowing them to purchase supplies, cover immediate emergencies, and restore basic household stability.

Temporary shelter for residents of the Sumy Oblast. A project by the Agroprosperis Charity Foundation that helps employees (and their families) of the Group’s companies close to the border and frontline to recover their strength and mental well-being in safer regions of Ukraine. The program was launched as a direct response to the immense psychological toll of living and working under the constant threat of shelling.

Read in Ukrainian with Agroprosperis. A joint initiative by the Agroprosperis Charity Foundation and Vydavnytstvo Staroho Leva, bringing contemporary Ukrainian literature back to rural schools and libraries. The project aims to replenish library stocks by replacing outdated or Russian-language literature with high-quality Ukrainian publications, fostering a love of paper books among children. Over three years, 85 libraries in 10 regions have received more than 4,000 books.

Beekeeping Training and Practical Center. An educational and social initiative based at the Cherniatyn Vocational College of the Vinnytsia National Agrarian University (VNAU). Supported by the Agroprosperis Group, this project bridges the development of beekeeping, youth education, and rehabilitation support for veterans.