Following the success of their winter fundraiser, East Sussex volunteer groups Ukrainian Hearts from Lewes and Proud To Be Ukrainian from Uckfield recently hosted a Ukrainian Easter Fair, raising £1,700 for Leleka Foundation.
Natalia and Daria Nesterovy, now living in the United Kingdom. Their family has been supporting Leleka Foundation since 2014—first in Kyiv during the early years of the war, and now through grassroots fundraising in Britain.
A Ukrainian classical pianist Mariia Kompan studying in Basel, Switzerland organized a series of three charity concerts featuring an all-Ukrainian classical program, directing donations to Leleka Foundation to support Ukrainian frontline medics.
For nearly two years, Leleka Foundation has been part of Walmart’s Spark Good program—becoming the first Ukrainian nonprofit to join the initiative in March 2023.
Leleka Foundation is supporting an international exhibition project, “Shadow of the Night,” aimed at raising funds for a hybrid solar power system for a hospital in Ukraine’s Cherkasy region.
As Ukraine approaches the four-year mark since the full-scale invasion began on February 24, 2022, Leleka Foundation is drawing attention to how modern drone warfare is changing what it means to save lives at the front—and why reliable tactical medicine remains urgently needed.
Two Ukrainian volunteer groups Ukrainian Hearts and Proud to be Ukrainian from Lewes and Uckfield, East Sussex, England—donated £1,250 (about $1,710) raised at a recent Ukrainian Christmas Fair to Leleka Foundation to help meet urgent frontline medical needs in Ukraine.
On January 10, 2026, the Ukrainian choirs “Ukrainian Voices” and “Nebo i Zemlia” held a concert of traditional Ukrainian carols in Lindfield, East Sussex (UK).
When Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, Cathy Palmer and Tim Lun from Northern California felt they couldn’t just stand by.
In the quiet town of Sedbergh, nestled in the rolling hills of northwest England, the blue-and-yellow flag of Ukraine flies proudly from the church tower.
Leleka Foundation has renewed its cooperation with the Ukrainian charity SVOYI, launching a new phase of medical aid for victims of Russia’s ongoing war against Ukraine.
Leleka Foundation has successfully delivered two more anti-drone systems to the front lines, providing critical protection for medical evacuation vehicles (CASEVACs), their crews and wounded.
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