Vilnohirsk
In this city, the project "Psychological Help for Kids and Adults Affected by War" was launched. As part of the initiative, a psychological support center for displaced persons was opened within a volunteer humanitarian hub. Volunteers helped with repairs and outfitting the space, while local residents donated educational toys, games, books, and other items. Aurora contributed by supplying art supplies and stationery for children's creative activities.

Borodianka
In this village in the Bucha district of Kyiv region, toys from the local Aurora multistore were donated to children in the community. The donations supported kindergartens and the children’s playrooms within a modular housing complex for internally displaced persons in Borodianka.

Poltava
Aurora took part in a charity festival dedicated to Children’s Day, organized by the NGO Sviiy Sered Svoikh (“Among Our Own”). The event featured a wide range of entertainment for children and their parents. All funds raised during the festival were directed toward supporting the 92nd Separate Mechanized Brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

Vinnytsia
On July 6, an event titled "Prevent. Rescue. Help." was held at the recreational children’s camp of the National Police of Ukraine named after Y. Ryabchynska. This site now hosts the "I Am Mariupol. Family" camp. The Vinnytsia branch of the State Emergency Service (SES) organized a public awareness event with various activity zones where both children and adults could learn about safety rules and see firsthand the work of bomb disposal experts, divers, and rescue dog handlers. Children had the chance to try on firefighter gear and explore special rescue vehicles.

Aurora also contributed to the celebration, which gathered around 120 children, by providing the young participants with everything they needed for fun — balls, soap bubbles, and sidewalk chalk for creating colorful drawings.