On August 4, 2026, the “I Dream to Live” Charitable Foundation will hold a gathering of partners, benefactors, friends, and media representatives to mark the 12th anniversary of its activities. The event will take place in Kyiv at 34 Hamaliivska Street and will serve as a platform for summing up years of work, presenting achievements, and discussing future development goals.
The Foundation was established in 2014 by Iryna Popovska to support children with disabilities and the families raising them. Over twelve years, the organization has grown from a targeted aid initiative into a large-scale platform implementing humanitarian, inclusive, educational, and social projects, bringing together partners, businesses, donors, and caring individuals.
Over its years of operation, the “I Dream to Live” Charitable Foundation has achieved significant results:
- 1,096 children received payment for medical treatment and rehabilitation;
- 13,519 food packages were delivered to families;
- 17,732 units of baby food;
- 14,314 units of hygiene products;
- 1,404 medication sets;
- 1,488 school sets and backpacks;
- 3,380 gifts for children;
- over 130 inclusive and charitable events;
- 4 ceremonies of the proprietary Mama Special project were held;
- 120 families received emergency assistance;
- 20 families were provided with Froebel gift sets alongside methodological guidelines;
- 19 grant and program supports were secured;
- the Foundation and its founder received over seven professional distinctions, diplomas, and awards.
Today, the “I Dream to Live” Charitable Foundation is a member of the international networks Eurochild and Gender Alliance for Ukraine, actively developing international partnerships and implementing modern approaches to supporting children and families.
“12 years of the Foundation mean thousands of stories of aid, trust, and partnership. Behind every number is a child, a family, and a person who chose not to stand aside. We are grateful to everyone who has walked this path with us,” notes Iryna Popovska, Founder and Head of the “I Dream to Live” Charitable Foundation.
Business Woman supports initiatives that promote the development of social leadership, charity, and responsible partnership. The Foundation’s work serves as an example of how systematic efforts and the combined strength of business and the civil sector can drive real change and offer new opportunities to thousands of Ukrainian families.
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