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Our rules
Done objects
The region we are active in.

For the whole of Ukraine, it is 45809 and counting (according to Air-alarms.in.ua)
Our rules
  1. We need a friendly and supportive environment to work together and achieve our goals effectively. That is why we do not welcome people who provoke or incite any form of discord.
  2. We want our communications to be constructive, positive, and inspiring. That is why we prohibit any use of contentious content.
  3. We do not finance any military purposes and only work on humanitarian initiatives, specifically helping childcare institutions. We strongly believe that every child deserves a better future, and we strive to help them.
  4. We do not in any way cooperate with any political parties or persons, and prohibit any political agenda during our events. We try to stay away from politics as far as we possibly can.
How we control fund allocation
  • When required funds are collected, together with the Department of Education of Chernihiv city we sign tripartite agreements with local contractors, for the school or kindergarten shelter’s repair and equipment. The agreement includes an outlay for all services and items.
  • When the work is completed and the goods are supplied, the Department of Education of Chernihiv city accepts them.
  • Twice a year, we personally visit each site to double-check the outcome and formally accept the work and goods on behalf of our foundation.

We help equip shelters in Ukrainian schools and kindergartens

No ties to military or political entities
Direct control over the spending
With electricity, lights, ventilation, furniture, and other vital basics. So kids can continue their education during the war.
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No ties to military or political entities
Direct control over the spending
We help equip shelters in Ukrainian schools and kindergartens
With electricity, lights, ventilation, furniture, and other vital basics. So kids can continue their education during the war.
Become a volunteer
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Charity that helps Ukrainian children continue education | Angels of Freedom
1598+ hours
1371+ air alarms
Children spent in shelters (66 full days)
~70 minutes
Went off in the Chernihiv region since the beginning of the war.
An average shelter stay duration

What do Ukrainian children need help with?

Prolonged stay in underground shelters with gloomy lighting, stale air, bad smells, high humidity, and mold can seriously affect a young health:
  • Endocrine system issues;
  • Attention deficit;
  • Allergies;
  • Breathing issues;
  • Immune issues.

Electricity, lighting, and ventilation

Compact three-tier beds

When the air alarm goes off during nap time in kindergarten, kids are brought to the shelter, where they need to continue their sleep.
When the air alarm goes off during a school class or a test, it has to be continued, once children are in the shelter.

Desks and chairs

Who are we and what do we do?

We are Angels of Freedom—a charity movement that was established in Ukraine, reached great spread in Kazakhstan, and now spans the entire world.
Our project started in May 2022, when Russian troops left the Chernihiv region. 27 out of 34 schools and 37 out of 52 kindergartens were damaged in the city.
In July 2022, children from one of the most affected schools in Chernihiv reached out to volunteers in Kazakhstan for help to repair it.
Volunteers united their efforts to restore them, compiling a list of 'objects' that could be quickly recovered, and the Angels of Freedom project took on the task.
We established a connection with the Department of Education of Chernihiv city and, with the help of our donors were able to equip the school’s shelter.
To this day, Angels of Freedom continues to equip shelters in kindergartens and schools. So far, we have helped equip shelters in 3 schools and 6 kindergartens.
Now, there are more than 110 volunteers from 7 countries working together to make children's lives a little better.

Our Rules

  1. We need a friendly and supportive environment to work together and achieve our goals effectively. That is why we do not welcome people who provoke or incite any form of discord.
  2. We want our communications to be constructive, positive, and inspiring. That is why we prohibit any use of contentious content.
  3. We do not finance any military purposes and only work on humanitarian initiatives, specifically helping childcare institutions. We strongly believe that every child deserves a better future, and we strive to help them.
  4. We do not in any way cooperate with any political parties or persons, and prohibit any political agenda during our events. We try to stay away from politics as far as we possibly can.
  1. We need a friendly and supportive environment to work together and achieve our goals effectively. That is why we do not welcome people who provoke or incite any form of discord.
  2. We want our communications to be constructive, positive, and inspiring. That is why we prohibit any use of contentious content.
  3. We do not finance any military purposes and only work on humanitarian initiatives, specifically helping childcare institutions. We strongly believe that every child deserves a better future, and we strive to help them.
  4. We do not in any way cooperate with any political parties or persons, and prohibit any political agenda during our events. We try to stay away from politics as far as we possibly can.

HOW WE CONTROL FUND ALLOCATION

  • When required funds are collected, together with the Department of Education of Chernihiv city we sign tripartite agreements with local contractors, for the school or kindergarten shelter’s repair and equipment. The agreement includes an outlay for all services and items.
  • When the work is completed and the goods are supplied, the Department of Education of Chernihiv city accepts them.
  • Twice a year, we personally visit each site to double-check the outcome and formally accept the work and goods on behalf of our foundation.

SEE WHAT WE'VE DONE and WHAT WE ARE DOING NOW

  • When required funds are collected, together with the Department of Education of Chernihiv city we sign tripartite agreements with local contractors, for the school or kindergarten shelter’s repair and equipment. The agreement includes an outlay for all services and items.
  • When the work is completed and the goods are supplied, the Department of Education of Chernihiv city accepts them.
  • Twice a year, we personally visit each site to double-check the outcome and formally accept the work and goods on behalf of our foundation.

SEE WHAT WE'VE DONE and WHAT WE ARE DOING NOW

How can you help

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If you live in one of those countries, we will mail you (if you wish) our symbol—a traditional Ukrainian motanka doll, the Angel of Freedom—handmade by volunteers and children.
Countries we can send our talismans to
We are sending our symbol—a traditional Ukrainian motanka doll through national Ukranian post, as it has a special "tarrifs" for non-profit foundations, which only appliccable to correspondance with the following countries:
  • Moldova
  • Poland
  • Lithuania
  • Czech Republic
  • Germany
  • Romania
  • Slovakia
  • Estonia
  • Latvia
  • Hungary
  • Italy
If you are not in one of those countries, but really want to receive our talisman, write us at - goodnews@freeangels.org
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