PRYTULA FOUNDATION USA

Programs

1. Logistics and special transport projectthe organization implemented the logistics and special transport project to support the delivery of humanitarian aid and essential services to civilians in conflict-affected regions of ukraine. All program activities were exclusively charitable in nature and did not support military or combat operations.program activities included the procurement and distribution of vehicles used solely for humanitarian purposes, including the transport of medical supplies, delivery of essential goods, evacuation of civilians, and support of humanitarian personnel. The organization maintained strict controls to ensure that all vehicles were used exclusively for civilian and humanitarian functions, with explicit prohibitions on military or combat use.the organization collaborated with vetted local partners to identify priority needs and ensure that assistance was directed to vulnerable civilian populations, including residents of frontline and recently affected areas. All assets were tracked and monitored in accordance with internal control procedures to ensure proper charitable use.as a result of this program, beneficiary communities experienced improved…

   $2,277,756 spentof which $2,277,756 as grants
   63% of program spending

2. Safe communities initiative projectthe organization implemented the safe communities initiative project to enhance the protection and safety of civilians in conflict-affected regions of ukraine. All program activities were exclusively charitable and focused on civilian protection, with no involvement in military or combat operations.program activities included the deployment of civilian early warning systems designed solely for public alerting and safety purposes, the reinforcement and improvement of shelters used by civilian populations, and the provision of communication tools and essential safety resources. These systems and resources were installed and distributed in residential areas, schools, and other civilian infrastructure to improve preparedness and reduce risks associated with aerial attacks and other threats impacting civilian populations.the organization worked with vetted local partners and community stakeholders to identify high-risk areas and ensure that assistance reached vulnerable civilian populations. All resources were distributed and monitored in accordance with internal controls to ensure their use exclusively for charitable and civilian protection…

   $532,362 spentof which $532,362 as grants
   15% of program spending

3. Humanitarian demining projectthe organization implemented the humanitarian demining project to reduce risks to civilians and support recovery in conflict-affected and recently liberated regions of ukraine. All program activities were exclusively charitable and limited to humanitarian demining, with no support provided to military operations.program activities included the provision of specialized equipment and technical resources to certified humanitarian demining partners. This support included remote-operated clearance machinery, detection and marking tools, and aerial assessment technologies used to identify and remove explosive hazards.the organization collaborated with vetted and certified partners to prioritize high-risk civilian areas, including agricultural land and community-access zones. All resources were provided and monitored in accordance with internal controls to ensure proper charitable use and compliance with applicable standards.as a result of this program, approximately 226.11 hectares of agricultural land were cleared of explosive hazards, contributing to safer access to land, reduced risk to civilian populations, and the restoration of economic activity in…

   $267,367 spentof which $267,367 as grants
   7% of program spending

4. Reconstruction of school shelters projectthe ongoing war in ukraine has profoundly disrupted the education system, leaving many schools unable to provide safe spaces for children to learn. Currently, 68% of functioning ukrainian schools are equipped with temporary protective structures of various types, allowing them to begin at least hybrid or fully offline learning. However, a significant portion of these shelters fail to meet modern building standards for temporary protective structures, cannot accommodate all students, or lack the comfort needed for long-term use.reconstruction and equipping of these shelters are critical to ensuring education continues in a secure and supportive environment, even during wartime. These efforts protect students and teachers during air raids while creating adaptable learning spaces for hybrid and offline education amidst the challenges of conflict.the availability of a safe and well-equipped shelter in schools ensures the sustainability of the educational process during wartime: it enables the transition to offline or blended learning and allows for the organization of educational and recreational activities while staying in the shelter.

   $250,000 spentof which $250,000 as grants
   7% of program spending

5. Crisis emergency response projectcrisis situations demand immediate and efficient responses to mitigate harm and restore stability. Infrastructure destruction, disrupted communications, and limited resources make it challenging for responders to deliver aid and support to affected populations. The crisis emergency response project addresses these challenges by equipping local teams and vulnerable communities with advanced tools tailored to the unique needs of each situation.we provide critical resources such as laptops, starlink satellite systems, and portable generators to maintain communication and power in remote or damaged areas. Drones enable aerial assessments of crisis zones, while durable vehicles facilitate aid delivery and civilian evacuations. Emergency shelters, medical kits, and water purification systems ensure basic needs are met, while small tools and repair kits support rapid infrastructure repairs.our project empowers responders to work smarter and faster, ensuring effective aid delivery and better outcomes for those affected. By providing innovative and practical solutions, we contribute to saving lives and rebuilding resilience.

   $168,136 spentof which $168,136 as grants
   5% of program spending

6. Healthcare projectssince the beginning of russia's full-scale invasion of ukraine, 1,468 healthcare facilities have been damaged by shelling and active hostilities, with an additional 193 completely destroyed.to ensure access to quality healthcare in de-occupied and conflict-affected regions, operational medical facilities are being expanded and modernized, while medical communities are organizing mobile doctor visits. We contribute to these efforts by providing essential medical equipment, supplies, transportation, and other critical resources.our support plays a vital role in restoring and sustaining healthcare services in war-affected regions. By equipping healthcare providers with the tools they need, we help ensure timely medical assistance, enhance the mobility of care delivery, and support the resilience of communities facing the challenges of war.

   $129,124 spentof which $129,124 as grants
   4% of program spending

The 6 programs described on its FY2025 Form 990, listed largest first by expense. Program spending in total: $3,624,745.