How do we help?
By donating to this fund, managed by Beetroot AB in Sweden, you help the following situations caused specifically by the war:
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- Evacuation and relocation to safer cities or countries
- Personal emergencies, including medical/health issues, the loss of critical personal possessions and other essential needs that are difficult to preemptively define
- Providing income security and project opportunities to people who are unable to continue their normal work
How do you donate?
We are able to accept donations through both Swedish and international channels.
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Proceeds go to help families who, due to the war, are unable to continue working and earn an income. We do this primarily by engaging our wide network of contacts, developers, and other staff in tech-related relief efforts and tech projects that benefit families and young people in Ukraine. Efforts that affect particularly vulnerable families with children are given priority.
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STEP 1
Make a donation using a payment method of your choice below.
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STEP 2
Add your e-mail to the payment description if you would like to receive ongoing donor updates and aid fund progress reports (view our Privacy policy).
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STEP 3
Fill out this form if you need a donation receipt (only for companies).
Ioca Arma Nostra Fundraising Foundation
The Aid for Ukraine tech relief fund is managed by Beetroot AB and Alpcot AB through Ioca Arma Nostra
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Swedish Donations
Bank account (SEB):
5203 10 914 76Swish by phone number:
123 581 22 68 -
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International Transfers- Donations in USD
IBAN:
SE9750000000050598263624
BIC:
ESSESESS
- Donations in other currencies
IBAN:
SE8050000000052031091476
BIC:
ESSESESS
- Donations in USD
Thank you for your donation!
Together, we make a tangible difference in the lives of thousands of people.
Giving a helping hand when and where it's really needed
Thanks to you, thousands of people were not alone and received help in the most challenging times of their lives. With our fund’s aid grants of up to $10,000 per initiative, more than 40 grassroots organizations in our network continue to evacuate civilians from the frontline regions, deliver food & supplies to refugee shelters, provide medical assistance, and enable recovery from trauma.
Child-focused initiatives
Some of the child-focused volunteer projects we supported are the following:
- Summer camp for children of Bucha: helping kids from displaced families spend a vacation at a serene location in the Carpathians, hiking in the mountains, playing, and smiling.
- Mariupol teacher network: providing laptops and working tools to help teachers who have fled Mariupol continue their work remotely and educate children.
- Refugee children in Poltava: supplying food, medicine, and necessities to migrant families.
- Maya project: equipping elementary school kids with backpacks, school supplies, and e-tablets.
Rebuilding the country now
To draw attention to restoring Ukrainian regions that suffered the Russian occupation, our partners at Repair Together organized a one-of-a-kind performance in Ivanivka, Chernihiv region. Over 300 international volunteers were cleaning up a local center of culture to the DJ sets of Ukrainian and Lithuanian DJs.
You can help us implement more projects like this! Become a donor to the ‘Aid for Ukraine’ fund and we’ll ensure that your contribution goes to trustful grassroots initiatives.
Questions?
Drop us a mail at [email protected] and we will endeavor to answer as quickly as possible. Things are pretty intense right now.
