NonprofitsPrytula Foundation Usa

International, Foreign Affairs & National Security

Prytula Foundation Usa

CHICAGO, IL

Total revenue

$3.5M

Total expenses

$2.4M

Net assets

$1.1M

Grants received

$85K

3 grants

EIN

991441326

Tax year

2024

Mission

The corporation provides humanitarian aid to people affected by war or disaster resulting from the war in ukraine.

Programs

3 programs

Logistic and special transport projecttransport plays a crucial role in ensuring mobility, logistical support, and humanitarian aid, particularly in regions impacted by conflict and crisis. Rapid and reliable transportation can be the difference between life and death, delivering critical supplies, medical assistance, and skilled personnel to those in urgent need. Specialized vehicles are essential not only for transporting aid but also for conducting on-site rescue and repair operations, which help maintain critical services and minimize disruptions.the foundation is committed to sourcing, purchasing, and delivering vehicles specifically designed for these vital humanitarian and logistical missions. Every day, our partners navigate complex supply routes and challenging terrains to address the growing demand for dependable transportation. By providing these resources, we stand with frontline responders, support vulnerable communities, and bolster their resilience in the face of immense challenges.each vehicle we deliver represents not just immediate assistance but also a beacon of hope, safety, and essential support for those enduring the most difficult circumstances.

Expenses: $620KGrants: $620K

Humanitarian demining projecthumanitarian demining is a critical component of ukraine's recovery, as landmines and unexploded ordnance pose a significant threat to civilian lives and hinder economic development in liberated territories. To address these pressing challenges, we equip demining teams with advanced tools and technologies. These include remote mechanical demining machines for large-scale clearance, probes and marking tools for identifying and isolating explosive devices, drones for detecting hidden threats, and equipment for vegetation removal and safe remote detonation. This state-of-the-art equipment enhances safety, efficiency, and precision in clearing hazardous areas.by providing these resources, we not only safeguard lives but also pave the way for rebuilding essential infrastructure, restoring livelihoods, and enabling displaced populations to return home safely. Accelerating demining efforts is a vital step toward fostering economic recovery and ensuring long-term stability in ukraine's liberated regions.

Expenses: $353KGrants: $353K

Safe communities initiative projectthe project aims to establish a comprehensive protection system to safeguard civilians in ukraine's frontline regions from escalating threats such as drone attacks and other hazards impacting daily life. These persistent challenges endanger lives, disrupt communities, and hinder recovery efforts, including rebuilding essential infrastructure and restoring normalcy.through the implementation of advanced protective technologies and early warning systems, this initiative provides immediate safety measures to vulnerable populations. By reinforcing shelters, enhancing communication tools, and equipping communities with vital resources, the project creates safer living conditions and supports long-term resilience.families in conflict-affected areas have reported an increased sense of security, enabling them to rebuild schools, homes, and other critical infrastructure with greater confidence. This initiative goes beyond protection; it helps preserve lives, uphold dignity, and empower communities to move toward a sustainable and secure future.healthcare projectssince the beginning of russia's full-scale invasion of ukraine, 1,468 healthcare facilities have been damaged by shelling and combat, with an additional 193 completely destroyed.to ensure access to quality healthcare in de-occupied and frontline areas, operational medical facilities are being expanded and modernized, while medical communities are organizing mobile doctor visits. We contribute to these efforts by providing essential medical equipment, supplies, transportation, and other critical resources.our support plays a vital role in restoring and sustaining healthcare services in war-affected regions. By equipping healthcare providers with the tools they need, we help ensure timely medical assistance, enhance the mobility of care delivery, and support the resilience of communities facing the challenges of war.reconstruction of school shelters projectthe ongoing war in ukraine has profoundly disrupted the education system, leaving many schools unable to provide safe spaces for children to learn. Currently, 68% of functioning ukrainian schools are equipped with temporary protective structures of various types, allowing them to begin at least hybrid or fully offline learning. However, a significant portion of these shelters fail to meet modern building standards for temporary protective structures, cannot accommodate all students, or lack the comfort needed for long-term use.reconstruction and equipping of these shelters are critical to ensuring education continues in a secure and supportive environment, even during wartime. These efforts protect students and teachers during air raids while creating adaptable learning spaces for hybrid and offline education amidst the challenges of conflict.the availability of a safe and well-equipped shelter in schools ensures the sustainability of the educational process during wartime: it enables the transition to offline or blended learning and allows for the organization of educational and recreational activities while staying in the shelter.

Expenses: $68KGrants: $68K

Financials

FY 2024

Revenue

Contributions & grants$3.5M
Program service revenue
Investment income$52
Other revenue
Total revenue$3.5M

Expenses

Grants paid$2.4M
Salaries & benefits
Fundraising$1K
Other expenses$12K
Total expenses$2.4M
Total assets$1.1M
Net assets$1.1M

People

3 listed

NameRoleCompensation

ROMAN PANYCHEVNYY

PRESIDENT, TREASURER, TRUSTEE

Board

10 hrs/wk

KATERYNA PRYTULA

VICE PRESIDENT, TRUSTEE

Board

10 hrs/wk

MELANIYA-MARIYAPODOLYAK

SECRETARY, TRUSTEE

Board

10 hrs/wk

Grants received

Showing 3 of 3

FromAmountPurposeYear
$5K
GENERAL SUPPORT
2024
$1K
SUSTAINING CONTRIBUTION
2023

Funded by

$85K from 3 funders · 3 grants · 2023–2024

Details

EIN991441326
NTEE codeQ30
Subsection03
Ruling date2024-03
Formed2024
Employees0
Volunteers10
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