These words from a resident of Chernihiv region reflect the reality of millions of Ukrainians — and the reason Infrastructure Restoration Charitable Foundation (IRCF) continues its mission.

In May 2025, IRCF signed memoranda of cooperation with 38 municipalities across Ukraine. These agreements are more than formalities — they represent commitment, shared responsibility, and hope.

A Network of Partnership: Who We Work With

As part of a nationwide expansion strategy, IRCF has formalized cooperation with communities from seven key regions of Ukraine:

• Kyiv region – 6 municipalities

• Chernihiv region – 8 municipalities

• Dnipropetrovsk region – 12 municipalities

• Sumy region – 1 municipality

• Kharkiv region – 1 municipality

• Poltava region – 1 municipality

• Mykolaiv region – 1 municipality

Together, these communities represent over 1.2 million people, many of whom live near the frontline, have lost infrastructure, or host internally displaced families.

What the Memoranda Really Mean: Practical Impact

Each signed agreement translates into a concrete action plan:

• Humanitarian assistance: delivery of food, hygiene kits, medicines, warm clothing

• Social projects: restoration of schools, local clinics, water access, safe spaces

• Digital coordination: all partner communities gain access to ClearAid, IRCF’s transparency and project-tracking platform

This is not one-time aid — it’s a sustained operational collaboration, backed by proven processes and global best practices.

“For our municipality, it means one thing: we are no longer alone,” said the head of a local council in Kyiv region.
“For the first time in two years, someone is standing beside us — with action, not words.”

Why Now? Why Urgently?

In 2025, Ukraine is not just surviving — it is rebuilding. But that recovery cannot continue without support.

IRCF does not transfer cash to communities. Instead, it purchases, delivers, and coordinates everything: materials, logistics, contractors. Payments are only made for verified work or deliveries — minimizing fraud, maximizing impact.

But to maintain this system — donor support is critical.

We Invite You to Be Part of Real Change

We’re not asking for sympathy. We’re building a system that works — and we invite you to be part of it.

With your help:

• a child can return to school with learning supplies,

• a displaced grandmother can receive her medicines,

• a rural town can have clean drinking water this winter.

“We don’t build temporary fixes. We build permanent systems — even in wartime,” says IRCF’s Executive Director.

Join Us. Restore Dignity. Rebuild Lives.

These 38 communities are just the beginning.
IRCF welcomes partnerships with international donors, foundations, and public institutions who demand transparency, efficiency, and measurable impact.

🤝 Join us. Because restoring Ukraine isn’t just about infrastructure. It’s about people. About dignity. About a future worth fighting for.