Aurora Allocated UAH 164.8 Million to Charity in the First Half of 2026

Supporting those who need it most is one of the principles that guides us every day.

During the first six months of 2026, Aurora allocated UAH 164.8 million to charitable and social initiatives. Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, the company's total charitable contribution has reached UAH 929 million.

For Aurora, social responsibility is not a series of one-time projects—it is an integral part of our corporate culture. We consistently support Ukraine's Defense Forces, invest in community development, and work alongside trusted nonprofit partners to ensure every initiative creates meaningful impact.

"Today, every responsible business has a role to play in strengthening the country's resilience. For us, this means providing consistent support—not one-off projects—for those defending Ukraine and those who need help. We support service members, veterans, and local communities, collaborate with trusted charitable organizations, and build long-term partnerships to ensure every contribution delivers real results," said Taras Panasenko, Co-founder of Aurora.

During the first half of the year, Aurora provided support to a wide range of charitable initiatives, including:
•    Come Back Alive Foundation — UAH 34.4 million;
•    Superhumans Center — UAH 24 million;
•    Repower Foundation — UAH 11.3 million;
•    "Create!" Grant Program for Women Entrepreneurs — UAH 6.4 million;
•    Bohdan Hawrylyshyn Family Foundation — UAH 5.4 million;
•    UNITED24 — UAH 4 million;
•    Zemliachky NGO — UAH 2.85 million;
•    Lawyers' Move NGO — UAH 1.2 million;
•    Frame Workshop (Spilna Osnova NGO) — UAH 1.15 million;
•    "Unconquered Valor" National Sports Competition — UAH 1 million.

In addition to supporting external initiatives, Aurora continues to invest in programs for its own team members, including support for employees serving in the Armed Forces, veteran reintegration, physical and mental well-being initiatives, and corporate volunteering.

We believe that responsible business plays an important role in shaping a stronger future. That is why Aurora continues to invest in charitable and social initiatives, support those defending Ukraine, and contribute to the country's resilience every day.

 

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