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Thanks to this charity initiative, children were able to spend the summer at camps, travel, and enjoy other safe and joyful activities.

Ahead of the new school year, the Zrostay v Rodyni Foundation launched the Back to School Drive to support orphaned children being raised by their grandparents after losing their parents. Today, the foundation supports more than 1,700 children across 12 regions of Ukraine.

Five stories of families where grandmothers became the main source of support for orphaned children. The Zrostay v Rodyni Foundation supports more than 1,700 children across 12 regions of Ukraine and helps them grow up in a family.

After losing their son, grandparents in Kyiv took on the responsibility of raising their granddaughter. The Zrostay v Rodyni Foundation supports the family with food, essential items and help with the child’s education.

Ukrainians can help provide a monthly food basket for children being raised by their grandparents. Through this recurring support format, donors can choose a family to receive an essential food package every month.

The “Grow in Family” Foundation has launched the Family Basket social project, giving people across Ukraine a practical way to support orphaned children who are being raised by their grandparents after losing their parents.

A choreographer transformed a personal celebration into a large-scale charity initiative. The project was supported by the “Grow in Family” Foundation under the leadership of its director, Evgen Osipchuk.

The “Beauty Without Age” project has returned to Odesa for its third event. Created by the “Grow in Family” Foundation, the initiative gives grandmothers raising their grandchildren on their own a day of care, attention, and time for themselves.