With donations starting from 500 hryvnias, generous supporters helped raise 197,700 UAH, enabling the children to enjoy a 19 to 21-day summer break—a chance to experience new adventures beyond the walls of the orphanage where they live year-round.
"For these children, this trip is not just fun—it’s a chance to see the world, feel cared for, and receive support,” emphasized Andriy Nazarenko, the foundation’s chairman.
We sincerely thank our donors for their big hearts.** Despite the war in Ukraine, you continue to find ways to help orphans have safety, childhood, and joyful moments:
- Ken Surridge for coming to Ukraine from UK and spending time with children and buying food for them.
- Nazar & Yuliya Mostoviy
- Yuriy Ilnitskyi
- Mykhailo Kryvetskyi
- Vasyl Derkach
- Nataliya Chyzh
- Olha Sanina
- Oleh Shvets
- Yuliya Varvarynets
- Nataliya Titarenko
- Andriy Matyak
- WALO (Netherlands)
- Daniel Sayles
- Jessica Buchberger
- Tim and Carlene Lois
Special thanks to Volodymyr Yavorskyi for his care and dedication to ensuring the children’s comfort during their stay at the socialization and adaptation home, owned by the foundation since 2020.
Our Zoryana works with children in the Carpathians and volunteers to support our partners from Canada.
"Orphans’ Future" continues its mission to support children in need. Everyone is welcome to join our charity initiatives and help create a brighter future together.
Learn more about our projects www.orphansfuture.org
The Orphans Future raises money for summer camps outside orphanages to address several key issues:
1. Social Isolation
Children in orphanages often live in a closed, routine environment. Time spent outside the institution broadens their horizons, provides new experiences, and allows them to interact with other kids.
2. Emotional Recovery
Activities like nature trips, excursions, workshops, and other events help reduce stress, restore the joy of childhood, and boost self-confidence.
3. Independent Living Skills
During these trips, children learn to adapt to new environments, work in teams, and manage their time—essential skills for future integration into society.
4. Motivation for Learning and Growth
New experiences often inspire children to set goals, believe in their potential, and strive for a better future.
5. Attention and Support
Orphans often lack individual attention. Camp volunteers and organizers frequently become mentors and older friends to them.
Thus, summer camp is not just entertainment—it’s an investment in socialization, mental well-being, and the future of children raised outside a family.
