Hope for Ukraine Inc

“Yaroslav boycheko yuriya boycheko trustee president brothers”

“An electronic copy of the 990 is made available to all board members for review”

“The bylaws of the organization require that all potential conflicts be disclosed: duty to disclose in connection with any actual or possible conflict of interest, an interested person must disclose the existence of the financial interest and be given the opportunity to disclose all material facts to the directors and members of committees with governing board delegated powers considering the proposed transaction or arrangement.”

“A.the board of directors decide the salary and benefits of the president and treasurer of the agency. The board, which includes independent members, have assessed fair and equitable compensation based on compensation of managers of agencies of similar size, field and location to the agency.”

“All recently filed 990s and key policy documents such as privacy policy, document retention policy and whistleblower protection policy are available on our website at https://hfu.org/who-we-are/financials/.”

“In 2024 we had 310 volunteers working with us to deliver aid to those in need. Us based volunteers assist with humanitarian aid collection, loading up containers, community outreach, general clerical work as well as hosting different fundraising events to benefit hope for ukraine. Ukraine based volunteers delivered aid from our warehouse in lviv, ukraine to towns that has been affected most by war. Many volunteers in ukraine volunteered many hours to help at our refugee center, organize children's and educational programs. Us based officers were involved in fundraising, public relations as well as coordinating all deliveries of humanitarian aid from usa and western europe to ukraine.”

“Full mission statement and psa statements. Our mission is centered around compassion and positive change. We are dedicated to supporting those in need, addressing various aspects of well- being, from basic necessities to education and healthcare. Our purpose is to serve individuals and families of the poorest communities in ukraine. Program service accomplishment statement 1 in 2024 hope for ukraine provided assistance to families in 22 oblast of ukraine as well as ukrainian refugees in other european countries and usa. Food security and nutrition: distributed 80,000 food kits, providing essential nourishment to families in need. Each kit sustained a family of four for up to 10 days, representing care and solidarity. Humanitarian aid delivery: delivered 244 tons of humanitarian aid from the united states to ukraine, ensuring critical supplies reached communities in crisis. Program service accomplishment statement 2 family support: supported 245,000 families, offering life-saving resources and hope during challenging times. Education and youth development: enrolled 7,200 children in after-school programs, creating safe and nurturing environments for growth and learning. Provided essential supplies to 16 schools, empowering students and educators amid adversity. Joyful moments and celebrations: distributed 4,567 holiday gifts to children in ukraine and refugee communities abroad. Organized 87 children's events and masterclasses, fostering creativity and happiness. Hosted 3,000 children in summer camps, offering moments of joy and normalcy. Program service accomplishment statement 3 housing and shelter: provided shelter for 325 internally displaced individuals, ensuring safe and supportive living environments. Healthcare initiatives: funded 12 life-saving surgeries for children through our medical support program. Delivered essential medical supplies to 24 hospitals, ensuring continued healthcare access in critical areas. Refugee support: assisted seven ukrainian refugee families with housing and job placement, facilitating their transition to stability abroad.”

“Professional fees 149,138 3,171 9,479 state filing fees 0 941 0 development grant writing 65,961 0 0 total 215,099 4,112 9,479”