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The 18th Mental Health Center of the RETURNING Network, Founded by Victor and Olena Pinchuk, Has Opened in Kremenchuk
A mental health center of the nationwide RETURNING (ukr.ПОВЕРНЕННЯ) network, founded by Victor and Olena Pinchuk, has begun operating in Kremenchuk. Here, 4,000 service members, male and female veterans, and members of their families will be able to receive free professional psychological and psychiatric care annually.
YES Board statement: Defending Europe requires Patriot missiles – in Ukraine
Ukrainians face a brutal winter. Europeans do very much for Ukraine now, but must do even more, quickly. If Russia manages to destabilize Ukraine, our security is impacted. It is in Europe’s interest to make sure Ukraine survives the expected Russian onslaught this winter. It is in Europe’s interest to give as many Patriot interceptor missiles as possible to Ukraine. It is definitely in Europe’s interest to make sure Ukraine can continue to defend Europe successfully
The Victor Pinchuk Foundation donated portable ventilators to the MOAS-Ukraine Foundation
As part of the joint charitable 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, the Minderoo Foundation (Andrew and Nicola Forrest), Bill Ford, and the General Atlantic Foundation, two portable ventilators with a total value of 1,654,500 UAH were purchased and installed in the MOAS-Ukraine Foundation’s emergency response vehicles.
The Victor Pinchuk Foundation Provided Assistance to the “Cradles of Hope” Center in Odesa
The Victor Pinchuk Foundation covered the cost of repairing medical equipment and components for the neonatal intensive care unit at the perinatal center of the Odesa Regional Clinical Hospital. Specifically, six open resuscitation systems with automatic regulation were repaired. The total cost of the repairs and components amounted to 141,013 UAH.
“Peace Through Strength NOW!”. Summary of the 2nd Day of the YES Annual Meeting 2026
The 22nd Annual Meeting of the Yalta European Strategy (YES) “Peace Through Strength NOW!” was held on 11-12 September in Kyiv. 700 leading politicians, diplomats, businessmen, servicemen of the armed forces of Ukraine, veterans, civil activists, and experts from 28 countries took part in the conference organised by the Victor Pinchuk Foundation.
Peace Through Strength NOW! Summary of the 1st Day of the YES Annual Meeting 2026
The 22nd Annual Meeting of the Yalta European Strategy (YES) “Peace Through Strength NOW!” was held on 11-12 September in Kyiv. 700 leading politicians, diplomats, businessmen, servicemen of the armed forces of Ukraine, veterans, civil activists, and experts from 28 countries took part in the conference organised by the Victor Pinchuk Foundation.
Peace Through Strength NOW! The 22nd Yalta European Strategy (YES) Annual Meeting took place in Kyiv
The 22nd Annual Meeting of the Yalta European Strategy (YES) “Peace Through Strength NOW!” was held on 11-12 September in Kyiv. 700 leading politicians, diplomats, businessmen, servicemen of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, veterans, civil activists, and experts from 28 countries took part in the YES conference organized by the Victor Pinchuk Foundation.
Victor Pinchuk Foundation announces an open call for veterans to apply to the second cohort of its leadership program at Yale
Victor Pinchuk Foundation announces an open call for the second cohort of participants in the Ukrainian Veterans Leadership Program (UVLP), the Foundation’s international leadership development program for Ukrainian veterans.
Victor Pinchuk Foundation and Yale University Sign Five-Year Collaboration to Advance Leadership of Ukrainian Veterans
KYIV, Ukraine —August 18, 2026 — The Victor Pinchuk Foundation and Yale University’s Jackson School of Global Affairs have signed a five-year collaboration agreement to expand the Ukrainian Veterans Leadership Program (UVLP), a leadership development initiative created by the Victor Pinchuk Foundation for Ukrainian veterans.
The Victor Pinchuk Foundation provided assistance to “Cradles of Hope” in Dnipro
The Victor Pinchuk Foundation purchased components for mechanical ventilators for the neonatal intensive care unit at the Dnipropetrovsk Regional Medical Center for Family Health, with a total value of 227,346 hryvnias. The donation included 5 sensors for humidifiers and 2 low-flow ventilators.
