One of the areas of work of the Charity Foundation “Revival of Sviatohirya” is supporting religious organizations as centres of spiritual life. Over the years, the Foundation has helped Orthodox monasteries not only to endure the hardest years of the war, but also to preserve what took centuries to create — churches, buildings and holy sites that are architectural monuments and part of the nation’s cultural heritage. Because of the fighting, the Holy Dormition Sviatohirsk Lavra, which since 2014 has been a shelter for hundreds of refugees from Donbass, lost its connection to the power grid. So that the lights would not go out and the boiler house would not stop in the buildings that house the elderly, families with children and people with disabilities, the Foundation purchased a powerful diesel generator under its “Light and Heat” programme. It continues to support the heating season, buying coal, new boilers and spare parts for them, so that warmth remains in the homes of displaced people even in winter, when shelling can be heard nearby. At the monastery, which found itself at the epicentre of the fighting, not a single building escaped damage. To keep rain and snow from finishing what the shelling began, the roofs of the churches and outbuildings must be repaired first of all. The Foundation buys building materials for this — timber, rebar, tiles and plumbing — so that the monastery’s craftsmen can restore roof after roof, building after building. Every repaired roof is a monument saved from ruin for future generations to see. Old buildings are especially vulnerable to fire, and in wartime that risk grows many times over. That is why fire safety is a separate area of assistance. The Foundation purchased fire extinguishers and paid for their maintenance, as well as fire hydrant columns, pressure hoses and connecting fittings. This equipment can save both human lives and priceless holy sites should the worst happen. Helping religious organizations also means caring for the people who live under their roof. For the Christmas season, the Foundation bought professional lighting equipment for the monastery, thanks to which refugee children were able to stage a holiday performance, and their parents could keep quality photographs and video of that warm day as a keepsake. The Foundation’s help is not limited to a single monastery. For a convent in the village of Adamivka, it purchased building materials and water-supply equipment — from foundation blocks and pipes to pumps, a pressure tank and a voltage stabiliser. Each of these communities is an island of faith and hope for the people who remain in front-line villages. By supporting religious organizations, the “Revival of Sviatohirya” Foundation preserves not merely buildings, but living centres of faith, culture and history — places where, in the darkest of times, hundreds of people come seeking light. You can support the Foundation’s work at: https://svyat.fund/en/help

Recently, 5‑year‑old Sergey Rusyanovsky underwent another MRI of the brain with angiography and contrast enhancement performed under sedation. The boy had suffered a stroke In May of the previous year, and since then he has been fighting for his health. From time to time, Sergey needs to undergo expensive examinations to adjust his treatment. His mother, Alena, is raising her son on her own, and the only relatives she has are her retired parents. The funds she manages to earn from her household are not enough to cover all the expenses. The latest MRI became possible thanks to caring benefactors who responded to the appeal of the “Revival of Svyatohirya” Foundation to help the Rusyanovsky family. In a video sent by Alena, she thanks everyone who helped pay for this crucial examination. “I express my heartfelt gratitude to the ‘Revival of Syatohirya’ Charitable Foundation and to everyone who helped us pay for the MRI,” says Alena. “This is already our fourth MRI and sixth anesthesia. I’m raising my son on my own, and it’s very hard for me to cope with everything. But thanks to people like you, I understand that I am not alone — I’m with the Lord, with you… May all of you never need funds specifically for examinations or treatment, may there be peace throughout the world, and may each of you be well, everyone be happy, live in good health, in peace and grace!” You can support further implementation of the Fund’s "Help" program here: https://svyat.fund/help#PaymentCase

Volunteers from the Revival of Svyatohirya Charitable Foundation distributed kits of incontinence supplies to elderly women living alone and disabled persons who had all lost their homes due to the war and found shelter at a temporary accommodation center in Svyatohirsk. The situation in Svyatohirsk has once again become critically tense, and every day is a test of endurance for its residents. In these extremely difficult conditions, amid the sounds of shelling, are elderly refugees. Most of them are bedridden and fully dependent on outside help, which makes incontinence products and other personal   hygiene supplies a critical daily necessity for them. The Revival of Svyatohirya Foundation team continues its mission and, despite the dangers, ensures that their charges have everything they need for personal care. Each signed record in our reports is not just a piece of paper — it is a real person’s story, someone who can now breathe a little easier. For the elderly, these kits represent the highest expression of warmth and care, a sign that they have not been forgotten in this difficult time. It is important to understand that they require more than 2,000 diapers and special care products each month. Of course, they are unable to purchase these items for themselves. Your support today is these people’s only hope for tranquility and decent living conditions. We are sincerely grateful to everyone who helps us provide the elderly with personal care products, as your kindness gives them the strength to hold on and maintain their human dignity, even as the front draws near. Each donation helps us carry on with this vital mission and lets people know they’re not alone in their struggles. Let’s help provide a dignified old age for those who need it most! Together, we can do more.

On Jаnuary 6, 2026 the Holy Dormition Lyceum in the city of Dnipro received 20 single desks and 20 chairs, purchased by the ‘Revival of Svyatohirye’ Charity Foundation. Their total cost amounted to almost 73,000 hryvnias. The newly acquired furniture has been installed in the shelter facility. As a result, classes can now continue without interruption even during air‑raid alerts. The administration, teachers and students of the lyceum express their sincere gratitude to the benefactors for their help. “Your gift is more than material. You are giving hope and faith that together we can overcome all adversities. We wish you good health, happiness, inspiration, and the grace and protection of God.” We thank everyone who participated in the fundraiser! You can support further implementation of the Fund’s "Help" program here: https://svyat.fund/help#PaymentCase More about our programs: https://svyat.fund/ru/programs

Charity Foundation "Revival of Svyatohirya" regularly provides assistance to civilians at or near the front lines, particularly in the city of Svyatohirsk and nearby villages. On September 29, 2025, thanks to the collaboration between the foundation and volunteer Katerina Savchuk, food parcels were distributed to 50 residents of the temporary refugee accommodation center in Svyatohirsk. Katerina Savchuk purchased food products and subsequently, together with the foundation, the packaging and distribution of aid to the needy was organized. You can support the "Aid" program of the "Revival of Svyatohirye" Charitable Foundation using details provided here: https://svyat.fund/en/help

On January 16, 2025, twenty lonely pensioners and a young man with disabilities who were left homeless and live in the city of Svyatohirsk as refugees received an assortment of incontinence products purchased by the Revival of Svyatohirya Foundation.  Each pack included disposable incontinence briefs, incontinence pads and other goods. In total, the Fund spent approximately 53,000 hryvnias.  Irina Udovika, a volunteer caring for the refugees, expressed thanks on their behalf. "Dear representatives of the Revival of Svyatohirya Foundation! Our displaced persons of Svyatohirsk thank you very much for your caring concern and your help. Thanks to you, twenty-one people – our elderly men and women – received the wonderful hygiene kits they needed. In our time, when it is difficult even for a healthy person to survive, such gifts are very important for lonely elderly people who cannot earn money and even get about by themselves. Therefore, we thank you very much and look forward to further collaboration!" We thank everyone who participated in the fundraiser! You can support further implementation of the Fund’s "Help" program here: https://svyat.fund/help#PaymentCase More about our programs: https://svyat.fund/ru/programs