Leleka Foundation has been awarded the Platinum Seal of Transparency — the highest level of recognition from Candid (formerly GuideStar), the leading source of information on U.S. nonprofits.
The World Cup has kicked off. The best players in the world are competing on pitches across the US — chasing a trophy, racing a clock.
Cathy Palmer and Tim Lun have been monthly donors to Leleka for a while now. This time, our Ukrainian team finally got to meet them in person — in Kyiv.
Natalia is 40 years old. She is the voice of Leleka`s Ukrainian team. She is a mother of two daughters and a former head of an advertising department at a large company in Luhansk. She has lived in Kyiv since 2014.
Peter Mark is a historian, mountain climber, and former university professor who retired from teaching in Connecticut in 2018 — and moved to Europe to be closer to the history he has spent his life studying.
Ukrainian playwright and veteran Alina Sarnatska has wrapped a two-week tour across the United States, hosted by Leleka Foundation to raise funds for tactical medical supplies and bring American audiences closer to the realities facing field medics on Ukraine's frontline.
Ukraine House in Washington, D.C. opened its doors on May 12th for a special staged reading of Balance, a war drama written by Ukrainian playwright and veteran Alina Sarnatska.
On May 11, Leleka Foundation and Spooky Action Theater brought Ukrainian war drama to Washington with a staged reading of Balance by Alina Sarnatska.
On May 2, The Hudson Theatres on Santa Monica Boulevard hosted an extraordinary afternoon of contemporary Ukrainian theatre — bringing together a Ukrainian playwright and a cast of American veterans.
This Easter, a church in Fredericton, New Brunswick did something beautiful. Brunswick Street Baptist Church raised $1,060 CAD for Ukrainian frontline medics
Geof Whitnall is a healer, an entrepreneur, and a man who has spent his entire life helping others. Today, he lives in Belgium and France — and supports Ukrainian frontline medics from thousands of miles away.
On April 30, San Francisco welcomed the second stop of Alina Sarnatska's U.S. tour, organized by Leleka Foundation — an intimate evening of contemporary Ukrainian theatre at C Ukraine.
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