
Prytula Foundation USA provides humanitarian aid to civilians affected by war in Ukraine — delivering vehicles for aid logistics, civilian shelter protection, and humanitarian demining in conflict-affected regions.
When the war began, the hardest problem wasn't finding the will to help — it was finding a way to reach people who needed it most.
In the areas hardest hit by conflict, roads were damaged. Commercial carriers stopped operating. Local aid organizations had the supplies but no way to move them. Elderly residents were cut off. Communities that had survived weeks of shelling were running out of food, medicine, and heat — not because help wasn't available, but because no one could get it through.
That's the gap Prytula Foundation USA was built to close.
We fund the vehicles and logistics that let civilian aid organizations reach places conventional supply chains can't. We protect the shelters where people are living through the worst of it. And we fund the demining teams clearing the land that farmers, children, and families need to reclaim their lives.
Since our founding, donors like you have helped us raise over $6.7 million — and 97.8 cents of every dollar has gone directly to the work. Zero salaries. Fully audited. Platinum-rated for transparency by Candid.
The need is ongoing. The work is ongoing. And every workplace donation — matched by your employer — goes further than you think.
Logistics and transportation are essential for humanitarian operations, civilian evacuation, and technical support. The Foundation procures and delivers vehicles continuously to support these missions, helping those who need it most.
The "Safe Communities Initiative" enhances safety and resilience for civilians in frontline regions through advanced protective systems, reinforced shelters, and essential resources
We equip demining teams with advanced tools to accelerate the clearance of landmines and unexploded ordnance, ensuring safety and enabling recovery in de-occupied territories.
We provide educational support to individuals and communities affected by the war in Ukraine by equipping schools, educational institutions, and community organizations and funding programs that enable access to quality learning across all age groups and contexts.