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PinchukArtCentre Presents New Exhibition Programme
On 28 August 2025, PinchukArtCentre will open six new projects that together form the season’s exhibition programme. It features solo exhibitions by Ukrainian and international artists, group projects, and new presentations within the PAC UA programme.
Victor Pinchuk Foundation and YES Held Discussion “No Security – No Recovery” on the occasion of the Ukraine Recovery Conference in Rome
On the occasion of the Ukraine Recovery Conference (URC) in Rome, the Victor Pinchuk Foundation and Yalta European Strategy (YES) held a panel discussion on the topic “No Security – No Recovery”. The event addressed one of the most pressing issues of these days - whether Europe is able to not only support Ukraine’s post-war recovery, but to do what’s needed to help Ukraine win the war against Russia.
Victor Pinchuk Foundation and YES to Hold Discussion No Security – No Recovery on the occasion of the Ukraine Recovery Conference in Rome
On the occasion of the Ukraine Recovery Conference (URC) in Rome, the Victor Pinchuk Foundation and Yalta European Strategy (YES) will hold a panel discussion titled “No Security – No Recovery”. The event will address one of the most pressing questions of the moment: can Europe not only support Ukraine’s post-war recovery, but do what is needed to help Ukraine win the war now?
Lesia Vasylchenko Wins Main Award of the PinchukArtCentre Prize 2025
Kateryna Aliinyk and Yevhen Korshunov are awarded special prizes. Yevhen Korshunov takes the public choice prize
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60 студентів стали переможцями конкурсу стипендіальної програми «Завтра.UA» Фонду Віктора Пінчука та доєдналися до найбільшої спільноти талановитої молоді України. Переможці представляють 34 заклади вищої освіти з різних куточків України. Зі списком стипендіатів Завтра.UA 2024-2025 можна ознайомитись за посиланням.
The Victor Pinchuk Foundation has provided assistance to the Khmelnytsky City Perinatal Center
The Victor Pinchuk Foundation, as part of its systemic support of the Cradles of Hope partner centers, has paid for the repair of an ultrasound diagnostic machine, two artificial lung ventilation devices, three open resuscitation systems and purchased sensors, cables and injectors for the equipment in the anaesthesiology department with intensive care units for newborns and premature infants of the Khmelnytsky City Perinatal Centre. The cost of repairs and components amounted to UAH 174,633.
The largest rehabilitation center of the national RECOVERY network has opened in the Kyiv region
The National Network of Rehabilitation Centers RECOVERY, founded by Victor and Olena Pinchuk to support Ukraine’s Security and Defense Forces, is expanding with its largest center. The new center was opened on the premises of one of the key medical institutions of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, where, after a large-scale reconstruction, five floors were transformed into an innovative and fully inclusive space for the rehabilitation of wounded service members — with 104 beds.
The first mental health center of the nationwide network RETURNING, founded by Victor and Olena Pinchuk, opened in Dnipro
A modern and comfortable mental health center for military personnel, veterans, and their family members has started operating in the city of Dnipro. This is the first center of the nationwide network RETURNING (ukr. POVERNENNYA), founded by Victor and Olena Pinchuk to support Ukraine’s security and defense forces. Every year, more than 4,000 defenders of Ukraine and their family members will be able to receive comprehensive mental health support here.
Victor Pinchuk Receives Atlantic Council's Distinguished Humanitarian Leadership Award
Washington, D.C. – May 10, 2025 – The Atlantic Council has honored Ukrainian businessman and philanthropist Victor Pinchuk with its Distinguished Humanitarian Leadership Award. The award recognized Mr. Pinchuk's significant contributions to humanitarian efforts, particularly to support for Ukrainian military service members, veterans, and civilians suffering from war, as well as contributions to healthcare, education, and cultural and public diplomacy.
