Volunteering

On February 24, 2022, an explosion occurred in Podilsk, where our very first Goncharenko center works, and more than 20 people died. Our team turned the center into a humanitarian headquarters the same day. Other centers throughout the country did the same. We added strong volunteerism to our education and culture program in Goncharenko centers.
Since then, we have transferred more than 200 tons of aid to the front and 270 tons to the refugees. As you are reading this text right now, that number is increasing.

Currently, we cooperate with dozens of international funds, including

the UN Refugee Agency

the Danish Refugee Council

the Office of the President of Poland

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Lions

Our NGO is on the official list of volunteer organizations of the National Social Service.

Every third of our visitors becomes our volunteer

A distinctive feature of Goncharenko centers is that we do not just collect or distribute aid, but teach how to help others and unite like-minded people who want to be helpful.
Even your one can of food is needed to feed the military, your hands are needed to sort cargo, your recipe is needed to bake bread, your financial donations are needed to fundraise for anti-drone guns, your time is needed to play with children. It’s all crucial. Everyone can be helpful and find their place in Goncharenko centers.