Victor Pinchuk Foundation opens Russian War Crimes Exhibition at the Ukrainian Institute of America in New York

Following on from the successful exhibition at the Russia House during the World Economic Forum in Davos, the Russian War Crimes exhibition has opened at the Ukrainian Institute of America in New York.

17th YES Annual Meeting: the headlines from day two

The panel discussions of the second day of the 17th YES Annual meeting "Ukraine: Defending All Our Freedom" organized by YES in partnership with the Victor Pinchuk Foundation, focused on outlooks and perspectives of the war, effectiveness of sanctions against Russia, war crimes and tribunals, the information war, overcoming Ukraine fatigue and recovery of Ukraine. Speakers included heads of states, politicians, economists, thinkers, and business leaders.

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The Victor Pinchuk Foundation has announced the winners of the Zavtra.UA 2022 scholarship program

93 students from Ukrainian universities became the winners of the Victor Pinchuk Foundation's Zavtra.UA 2021/22 competition and joined the community of the Zavtra.UA scholars.

The Viсtor Pinchuk Foundation handed over 12 Furia unmanned aerial vehicles to the Armed Forces of Ukraine

The Victor Pinchuk Foundation handed over the Furia unmanned intelligence and fire adjustment complexes to the Armed Forces of Ukraine. These are 12 unmanned aerial vehicles equipped with cameras and ground control and information processing points. Furies were transferred to 4 military brigades defending Ukraine in the East and South.

The Victor Pinchuk Foundation supported the neonatal intensive care department of the Cradles of Hope Center in Dnipropetrovsk

The Victor Pinchuk Foundation paid the cost of repairing 2 compressors, 2 monitors, an infusion pump, an aspirator, a high-frequency lung ventilation device and purchased generators for noninvasive ventilation and extension cords for monitors for the Newborns Intensive Care Unit at the Dnipropetrovsk Regional Children's Hospital for UAH 151 739.

The Victor Pinchuk Foundation purchased sets of internal fixation of bones and joints at a total cost of UAH 907,547.75 for the needs of the Center of Orthopedics and Traumatology of the Kyiv Regional Clinical Hospital

The fixing kits were purchased within the framework of the joint charity initiative Ukraine Relief Fund, founded by Victor and Elena Pinchuk and the Victor Pinchuk Foundation, Eric and Wendy Schmidt and Schmidt Futures, Robert F. Smith and Vista Equity Partners, Minderoo Foundation of Andrew and Nicole Forrest and General Atlantic Foundation.

The Victor Pinchuk Foundation purchased two lung ventilators for the needs of the Chernivtsi Regional Perinatal Center

As part of the joint charity initiative Ukraine Relief Fund, founded by Victor and Olena Pinchuk and the Victor Pinchuk Foundation, Eric and Wendy Schmidt and Schmidt Futures, Robert F. Smith and Vista Equity Partners, the Minderoo Foundation of Andrew and Nicola Forrest, Bill Ford and the General Atlantic Foundation, for the needs of the neonatal intensive care unit of the Chernivtsi regional perinatal center, two AVEA lung ventilators of the world's leading respiratory equipment manufacturer VYAIRE Medical (CSHA) were purchased at a total cost of UAH 2,188,700.00

The Victor Pinchuk Foundation purchased a children's breathing apparatus for the Uzhhorod Maternity Hospital

As part of the Ukraine Relief Fund joint charity initiative, founded by Victor and Olena Pinchuk and the Victor Pinchuk Foundation, Eric and Wendy Schmidt and Schmidt Futures, Robert F. Smith and Vista Equity Partners, the Minderoo Foundation of Andrew and Nicola Forrest, Bill Ford and the General Atlantic Foundation, for the needs of the neonatal intensive care unit of the Uzhhorod City Maternity Hospital, a respiratory device for children for non-invasive ventilation of the lungs Infant Flow SiPAP was purchased at the cost of UAH 590,000.00.

PinchukArtCentre Reopens with a Major Group Exhibition When Faith Moves Mountains and a Project Russian War Crimes

144 days after the beginning of the full-scale russian invasion in Ukraine, the PinchukArtCentre (Kyiv, Ukraine) opens again on July 17th with When Faith Moves Mountains. The major group exhibition with over 45 artists, presented in partnership with, and thanks to M HKA and the Flemish Government will put the focus on Ukraine as a country open to the world and will celebrate its deep roots and relation to Europe. Russian War Crimes exhibition is integrated into the context of When Faith Moves Mountains.