DataArt Support Ukraine Initiative

Updated: July, 2024

DataArt and partners within the Support Ukraine Initiative raise and facilitate humanitarian aid to finance initiatives by volunteers, who are bravely delivering aid to remote areas not typically covered by large humanitarian aid channels. 

Our colleagues have shown incredible courage, determination, endurance, and genuine empathy from the beginning of the war. They are protecting their country militarily, organizing evacuations, delivering humanitarian aid, and doing other volunteer work. Despite the extensive volunteer work, our colleagues are involved in, they continue to deliver on their DataArt projects.

We are repeatedly asked for ways to support us, so we have come up with a continuously growing list of the Support Ukraine Initiative reports and initiatives of our colleagues that help Ukraine. Contribute>>>

DataArt and its partners have donated 1 million UAH for the restoration of the "Okhmatdyt" children's hospital

Yesterday, on July 8, the largest children's hospital in Kyiv, НДСЛ Охматдит was damaged due to a massive missile strike on Ukraine.

As part of the Support Ukraine initiative, DataArt and its partners have donated 1 million UAH for the restoration of the "Okhmatdyt" children's hospital. Read >>>

The Hope Brigade & Support Ukraine Initiative: $48K was collected for medical supplies and stabilization points  

Together with DataArt and its partners, they have raised around $48K. This funding has been instrumental in acquiring 4 stabilization points—bases equipped for immediate medical intervention and patient stabilization before further transport or treatment. Read >>>

The collaborative effort raised $35,000 for urgent medical support in Ukraine

We are proud to announce that, in a collaborative effort with our colleagues and partners, we have raised $35,000 for medical needs in Ukraine.  Read >>>

Opening of the Mental Health Center for Children in Lviv

Amidst ongoing efforts to help Ukraine and Ukrainians, we're excited to share the opening of the Mental Health Center for Children in Lviv. Since its inception at the end of 2023, the center has provided free support from psychotherapists and psychiatrists to children in need.  DataArt and our partners funded $30,000 for the renovation and, together with other companies in the Lviv IT Cluster, covered all renovation costs. Read >>>

As part of our Support Ukraine initiative, $21,500 was collected and transferred to help Ukrainians in the Kherson region. 

As part of our Support Ukraine initiative, $21,500 was collected and transferred to help Ukrainians in the Kherson region. We sincerely thank our colleagues, friends, and subscribers for every donation and the opportunity to do more good deeds. Read >>>

As a part of the Support Ukraine initiative, DataArt and partners donated over $ 19,000 to the "Children of Heroes" charity fund.

As a part of the Support Ukraine initiative, DataArt and partners donated over $ 19,000 to the "Children of Heroes" charity fund. This contribution is dedicated to providing mental health support to children who have lost their parents in the war. Read >>>

DataArt and our partners have raised 420,000 UAH (approximately $14,000) for humanitarian aid and dedicated rescue missions in Ukraine.

We are proud to announce that in a collaborative effort with our partners and colleagues, we have raised 420,000 UAH (approximately $14,000) for humanitarian aid and dedicated rescue missions in Ukraine. Your support has made a real difference. Read >>>

DataArt and our partners have donated a KRONE SD semi-trailer in the Kherson region

DataArt and our partners in cooperation with the Charity Foundation "Korabel Dopomogy," have donated a KRONE SD semi-trailer with a carrying capacity of 33 tons to the Main Directorate of the State Emergency Service in the Kherson region. Read >>>

The DataArt "Support Ukraine" initiative has turned one year old.

Thanks to all our colleagues, partners, followers, and friends for more than 600 closed fundraisers 💙

Thank you, Charitable Fund "Dity Heroiv", U4UA, Lviv Regional State Administration, Lviv IT Cluster, Razom for Ukraine, Charitable Fund "Korabel Dopomogy", UNBROKEN Ukraine, Samooborona Lviv, You Are The Angel Fund, Kharkiv IT Cluster and many others foundations and organizations for the opportunity to do big good deeds together 💛 Read >>>

DataArt's Ukrainian Team Redirects Birthday Funds to Support Ukraine Initiative

In a show of unity, over 90% of our Ukrainian colleagues redirected funds meant for DataArt's 26th birthday celebration to support critical charitable initiatives benefiting Ukraine, making an impact by financing essential medical equipment and aid for those on the front lines. Read >>>

DataArt's Support Ukraine Program Empowers Charitable Foundations with Over 50 Million UAH 

DataArt has a policy that allocates a part of its monthly profit to the Support Ukraine program, which can be spent to support charitable foundations and particular initiatives. By now, we have fulfilled over 600 requests within the program. These are millions of UAH fundraised by our colleagues and more than 50,000,000 UAH provided by DataArt. Learn more >>>

DataArt and Partners Donate $15k for Emergency Boats in Kherson, Ukraine 

DataArt and its partners sent a total of $15k to the Korabel Dopomogy, dedicated to the emergency purchase of motor boats for the Emergency Services of Ukraine in the Kherson region. Learn more >>>

DataArt sponsored a summer camp in the Carpathian Mountains for 23 Ukrainian children  

DataArt sponsored a summer camp in the Carpathian Mountains for 23 Ukrainian children significantly affected by the war Learn more >>>

Support Ukraine Initiative Delivers 509 Power Banks for Ukrainian Children 

As a part of the Support Ukraine initiative, our colleagues provided 509 power banks to Ukrainian children. Learn more >>>

DataArt and Partners matched $21,712 to Acquire Evacuation Cars and Generator for the Southern Direction of Ukraine 

DataArt community and partners matched $21,712 for 2 evacuation cars and a generator for the Southern direction. Learn more >>>

DataArt and partners matched 566,000 UAH for Ukrainian Dnipro City Hospital #8  

DataArt and its partners supported the Department of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care at Dnipro City Hospital #8. We have purchased a Philips HeartStart MRx Defibrillator, four infusion pumps, a portable ultrasonic scanner, an electric medical bed for rehabilitation, IVs, and network equipment for the internal IT network, with a total cost of 566,000 hryvnias. Learn more >>>

DataArt and its partners have raised $28,000 for the You Are The Angel fund to provide humanitarian aid to rural areas and those devastated by the war. 

DataArt and its partners have raised $28,000 for the You Are The Angel fund to provide food, candles, and hygiene supplies to rural areas and those devastated by the war. Learn more >>>

Brief Results of the Support Ukraine Initiative: $700,000 Collected 

Brief Results of the Support Ukraine Initiative: $700,000 Collected Learn more >>>

DataArt and paertners Collaborate with Kharkiv IT Cluster: Advancing Kharkiv's 'Points of Unbreakability' Network 

DataArt and Kharkiv IT Cluster continue working on the Kharkiv "Points of Unbreakability" network within the charity initiative IT4Life. Learn more >>>

Travel Practice's Charity Initiative and DataArt Raises $10K for Lyman City Hospital in Donetsk, Ukraine  

Our colleagues from Travel Practice launched a charity initiative at the 2022 World Aviation Festival to support those in need in Ukraine. The campaign helped to make a 10K USD donation to the city hospital in Lyman, Donetsk region. Learn more >>>

DataArt and the charity foundation "Korabel Dopomogy" purchased an ambulance for evacuation in Eastern Ukraine. 

DataArt and the charity foundation "Korabel Dopomogy" purchased an ambulance for evacuation in Eastern Ukraine. Learn more >>>

DataArt and partners took part in the Shelter Link project

DataArt and its partners took part in the Shelter Link project. In November, together with the Lviv Regional State Administration and Lviv ІТ Cluster, we purchased more than 1000 routers and Internet access points for schools and kindergartens. Learn more >>>

DataArt and partners raised $28,000 for the food drive with the DataArt Support Ukraine initiative

DataArt and its partner raised $28,000 for the food drive with the DataArt initiative, which will sustain local partners' operations through the end of the winter. Learn more >>>

Creating a QA fundamental course from scratch for the Ukrainian woman displaced by the war

Ellina Azadova, DataArt’s QA Lead, evacuated from the occupied Ukrainian city of Kherson to Tbilisi and started helping women in local communities find new career paths. Ellina created a QA fundamental course from scratch for the Ukrainian woman displaced by the war.   Learn more >>>

Sharing expertise in crisis management

Tanya Golubyeva, Сonsultant and Engagement Manager at DataArt was initially helping gather and organize information for people leaving the war zone as well as sharing her home with colleagues and friends who were moving to the West. She later realized that she could also help by sharing her expertise in crisis management. Tanya started hosting webinars and training sessions, teaching fast decision-making, reorientation, and how to adapt plans to a changing reality during a crisis. One important strategy, she says, is to stick as much as possible to the ‘pre-war’ routine which works to bring you closer to a pre-war state emotionally. Learn more >>>

Helping with LinkedIn profiles

Anastasiia Stetsenko, Brand Ambassadors Lead at DataArt, helps people who have left Ukraine rebuild their lives by working with them to set up their LinkedIn profiles.  Learn more >>>

Providing humanitarian aid and sharing expertise

Together with other colleagues, Lena provides humanitarian aid and organizes the collection of necessities for people displaced by the war. Lena also sells her expertise in outbound marketing to raise more money. She teaches small and medium-sized businesses to craft marketing messages and develop LinkedIn and email campaigns. Learn more >>>

You can help Lena by requesting a marketing consultation, or if you want to contribute, please donate via PayPal: h.naumkinamillion@gmail.com

Finance Department activity

The war in Ukraine has presented our finance team with many challenges. We had to design new solutions and rebuild processes, working 16-17 hours a day for several weeks straight. DataArt’s core values united us in the face of difficult circumstances and lifted our team’s spirit. Here are some examples of how our core company values guided and were reflected in our actions.  

InfoSec and Compliance team activity

DataArt’s InfoSec and Compliance team has come to the fore during the war in Ukraine. The team has worked tirelessly to maintain business continuity and allow the company to continue paying salaries in the affected regions. Learn more >>>

Volunteering in a humanitarian center

Our colleagues Oksana and Olya have stayed in Odesa since the beginning of the war and are volunteering in a humanitarian center. The center collects contributions from Odesa residents and any others willing to help and distributes aid to hot spots and people who have been displaced. Learn more >>>

Support the Center: https://www.givesendgo.com/G2XMZ

Purchasing and delivering food and medicine for senior citizens and animals

Julia, a senior JavaScript developer, and her team coordinate food and medicine delivery for senior citizens in Kharkiv and Dnipro and the delivery of medical and food supplies to animal shelters. Volunteers deliver over 70 kilograms (154 pounds) weekly to an organization that is rescuing animals evacuated from the war zone. Learn more >>>

PayPal: julia.help.ua@gmail.com

Organizing two layover bases in Kyiv and helping people in Chernihiv

Senior Python developer Svyatoslav and his team have organized two layover bases for people coming to Kyiv from different parts of Ukraine. Svyatoslav is also helping support the people in his hometown of Chernihiv. Learn more >>>

Paypal: s.potyeyenko@gmail.com

Sheltering refugees and funding humanitarian relief 

Our Lviv office has been transformed into a refugee center, welcoming colleagues and their families and relatives from all over Ukraine. To date, over 1,600 people have passed through the office. We have also established a Humanitarian Relief Fund to help those in need. Learn more >>>

Providing humanitarian aid and organizing evacuations  

Our colleague, senior designer Eugenia, organized a Zgraya volunteer initiative that provides humanitarian aid and helps evacuate people from war zones. The organization has helped evacuate over 1,300 people and its volunteers drive hundreds of kilometers a day delivering food, medicines, and other humanitarian aid to war zone hot spots. Learn more >>>

PayPal: http://paypal.me/oknemof  

Organizing evacuations from war zones 

This story is about a group of our colleagues who are helping evacuate people from war zones. The team has already evacuated 1,500 people from Kharkiv. At the time of this writing, they are focused on evacuating people from Mariupol. Learn more >>>

PayPal: igkogan@gmail.com 

Caring for displaced children 

Serhii, a QA engineer from Kharkiv, helps care for over 270 displaced children at a center that was set up in a communal housing complex belonging to an inactive manufacturing plant. The children, many of whom are orphans, need food and other basic supplies. Learn more >>>

PayPal: serhii.volunteering@gmail.com 

If you’d like to help DataArt’s Ukrainian employees (and their families), you can do so by contributing to our funds below:

• https://united4changecenter.kindful.com/?campaign=1183223

• https://pomagam.pl/en/helpforcolleagues