Who funds Ukraine's civil-society sector - state funds, international agencies, charitable foundations and embassies. Click a donor to open their profile: description, contacts and focus areas.
An EU programme for professional and creative exchange between Ukraine and European countries: grants for mobility, culture and education.
Competitive grants for NGOs on recovery, social cohesion, access to justice, civic participation and youth engagement.
A state institution supporting cultural and creative projects through open competitions.
Ukraine's oldest private grant-maker (since 1990), part of the Open Society network: democracy, human rights, EU integration, civil society.
Community development, local self-government, recovery and support for IDPs through grant competitions.
A Czech organisation: grants for communities and local NGOs on social cohesion, youth development and humanitarian response.
A US foundation supporting democracy: grants for NGOs, independent media and civil society initiatives.
Support for projects for veterans and their families: employment, reintegration, entrepreneurship.
One of Ukraine's largest resource centres and re-granting organisations: institutional and project support for civil society organisations nationwide.
Ukraine's only women's fund: rapid-response grants for women's and feminist organisations, gender equality, women's rights.
Grants for cooperation with the Visegrad Four countries and the Eastern Partnership: culture, education, civil society.
Implementer of US State Department programmes in Ukraine: education, media literacy, veteran reintegration and employment.
The first international donor of emergency grants for Ukrainian NGOs after 2022; more than 1,000 projects supported.
Grants of up to USD 25,000 for NGOs and independent media in Ukraine (Relief, Resilience, Recovery).
The Swedish development agency and the Polaris programme: veterans policy, decentralisation, governance and community development.
A private foundation developing philanthropy and a culture of giving in Ukraine: educational and social initiatives.
The German agency for international cooperation: sustainable development, environment, governance and community development.
A private US foundation: institutional support for civil society and strengthening organisational capacity.
A British human-rights foundation: support for human-rights organisations, freedom of speech and civil liberties.
One of the largest public foundations: humanitarian and defence assistance with rapid response and transparent reporting.
The largest defence and veteran-support foundation; dedicated support programmes for veterans and communities.