Fundraising campaign reports
January 2025
INTERIM REPORT FOR JULY–OCTOBER 2024
KSE Foundation Report for July–October 2024
The organization’s tax filing (501.c.3) filed using Form 990 with the United States Internal Revenue Service (IRS)
August 2024
July 2024
June 2024
KSE FOUNDATION SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT
KSE Foundation Report for the First Half of 2024
May 2024
April 2024
March 2024
February 2024
January 2024
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE KSE FOUNDATION 2023
Annual report of the KSE Foundation for the year 2023
December 2023
November 2023
The organization’s tax filing (501.c.3) filed using Form 990 with the United States Internal Revenue Service (IRS)
October 2023
September 2023
August 2023
July 2023
KSE FOUNDATION SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT
KSE Foundation Report for the First Half of 2023
June 2023
May 2023
April 2023
March 2023
February 2023
Annual report of the KSE Foundation
Annual report of the KSE Foundation for the period of war time 2022
KSE Foundation audit for February - June 2022
January 2023
December 2022
November 2022
The organization’s tax filing (501.c.3) filed using Form 990 with the United States Internal Revenue Service (IRS)
October 2022
September 2022
August 2022
July 2022
June 2022
May 2022
April 2022
March 2022
To the KSE Group Board of Directors
Interim report №2
The implementation of the international humanitarian aid campaign KSE.
As of April 14th, 202,2 more than 5 600 individual and corporate benefactors supported the KSE Humanitarian Relief Program. Together we have raised $17.9 million. Thanks to these efforts, Forbes Ukraine has ranked KSE Foundation Humanitarian Relief effort as one of the most efficient fundraising initiatives (the third place among the charitable foundations; Comeback Alive – the 1st with 117M, Razom – the 2nd with 21M).
Status Report
- Transferred more than 14 215 medical kits and 25 000 CAT tourniquets to field doctors and territory defense units
- 15 784 medkits are to be delivered soon
- Purchased 7 055 bulletproof vests and 10 640 helmets ⅓ of which were handed over in cooperation with the central territory defense Headquarters
- Acquired more than 20 armored cars and pickup trucks for battlefield medics
- Launched a relief program for the war-affected cities and villages of the Kyiv region. The first batch of 5 gasoline generators, 50 space heaters, and 50 gas stoves have already been delivered.
We have launched a fundraising campaign for a mobile hospital for Bucha and other war-affected Kyiv and other regions cities.
The terrible consequences of the Russian occupation of Bucha, Irpin, and other cities of the Kyiv region reveal the real face of the occupiers. To take care of the survivors of the occupation, both the teams KSE Foundation and Dobrobut Medical Network launch the raising funds for a new mobile medical center.
A mobile medical center and a team of Dobrobut doctors will arrive in towns and villages of Ukraine, which our defenders are liberating from the Russians and will provide all the necessary assistance to the locals.
We cannot fix what happened, but we can help get through it!
We have launched a KSE Foundation Telegram channel: https://t.me/KSE_Foundation.
You can find up-to-date reports, partnership announcements, and recent news about the foundation’s activities. We release our posts in English and Ukrainian and invite you to join our community!
The KSE Foundation discloses its charitable activities for audit. Crowe Ukraine will conduct an audit of the philanthropic activities of the KSE Foundation in March 2022. Crowe Ukraine will also carry out a monthly audit of the Foundation’s activities in the following months.
The task of the audit is to verify all the funds being used for their intended purpose and do not stay idle on the accounts, with contracts executed, and time deliveries. Moreover, the auditors will provide recommendations for further improvement of the Fund’s process and operations.
Our guiding principles
We believe that transparency, solid governance, and regular audit are fundamental for successful and sustainable programming. They also create trust between the donors and the Foundation.
- Fundraising is centralized on confirmed organization accounts. No individual accounts are used for fundraising purposes. All funds are used efficiently and promptly. Funds remain on accounts not more than 1-2 days). Leftover financial balances on accounts are minimal (1-3% of overall monthly turnover).
- All target funding is utilized for the intended purpose. There are no undone contracts, no fraud, and waste.
- Finance inflow and outflow correspond with all procurements and services.
- All procurements correspond with specifications provided by experts, donors, and recipients. Costs of purchased humanitarian goods are equal to or less than the current market price.
- All deliveries correspond with invoiced paid, number of items purchased, costs, destination, and recipient. Delivery delays do not exceed 5-10% of all contracts.
- Operational and financial losses do not exceed 1-5%. Losses include poor quality supplies, forfeiture, expenses due to delays, and reimbursements.
- All operational and administrative expenses (exchange rate difference, salaries, etc.) do not exceed 2% of all collected funds, i.e., less than the international standard rate (5%).
Thank you for your support of Ukraine!
KSE Charitable Foundation is de jure two foundations, one registered in the US, 501.c.3, and another in Ukraine. The US foundation has more than 20 years of experience and has a track record of humanitarian relief efforts in the 1990s, 2004, 2013-2016, and 2022. The Ukraine government endorses our campaign and programming, the Ministry of Health, and the Territorial Defense. Opinion leaders such as Paul Krugman, Nicolas Cristakis and Michael A. McFaul have endorsed our campaign. Large Ukrainian and International companies and charities have donated to the KSE campaign, including Ripple, Everstake, Naftogaz, Jefferies, etc.
Multiple methods to donate can be found here: https://kse.ua/support/donation
Interim report №1
The implementation of the international humanitarian aid campaign KSE.
On the second day of war, the Charitable Foundation “Kyiv School of Economics” had launched an international humanitarian relief fundraiser. The KSE fundraising campaign had been supported all over the world: by Ukrainian patrons, business and community of the USA, Europe, Asia, etc. In total up to 5 000 people and 15 companies joined the campaign from USA, Japan, Germany, France, Mexico, Norway, Sweden, Australia, United Kingdom, Poland etc. Kyiv School of Economics is extremely grateful for everyone’s support for saving the lives of Ukrainian citizens during the war.
With your help we reached our financial target of $10.0 millions. As of March 26, 2022, CF “KSE” has raised more than $15 millions.
All funds were directed to purchase humanitarian relief goods:
- 35 400 first aid kits
- 25 000 tourniquets
- 7 054 safety vests
- 15 000 safety plates
- 4 140 helmets
and other supplies (e.g. fabric for vest production, food supplies for cities under shelling)
In total we have 18 batches of humanitarian goods:
6 are already delivered in Ukraine
6 are on the way
3 are complied for delivery
3 have issues (being resolved with the involvement of embassies when needed).
More information and photos on KSE facebook page
Now it has become evident that the main danger for civilians at war in Ukraine is death from blood loss from shrapnel wounds after the shelling. Thousands of lives could be saved if bleeding is stopped quickly. The Ministry of Health of Ukraine has confirmed to KSE the need of up to 300,000 kits for regional administrations, hospitals, territorial defense, emergency services, military, and Ukrainian Railways (Ukrainian state railroad company, evacuating people). So now our priority is supplying those in need with medical stop the bleed kits.
Our first shipment of 5,000 kits has been delivered to Ukraine to Kharkiv, Mykolaiv, Sumy and Chernihiv. 10,000 kits are on the way and we’ve secured 70,000 more from suppliers. We continue our Ukraine Humanitarian Relief campaign to raise 25,000,000 to supply those in need.
We would greatly appreciate it if you could support us and spread the word about our initiative among your communities. One kit can save one life. The cost of one delivered medical kit is ~$100*.
Thank you from all our heart for your support!
* The cost includes the price of the first aid kit from the supplier, transportation costs to Ukraine, unexpected expenses incl. customs, price fluctuations
KSE Charitable Foundation is de jure two foundations, one registered in the US, 501.c.3, and another in Ukraine. The US foundation has more than 20 years of experience and has a track record of humanitarian relief efforts in the 1990s, 2004, 2013-2016, and now in 2022. Our campaign and programming are endorsed by the Ukraine government, the Ministry of Health of Ukraine, and the Territorial Defense. Opinion leaders such as Paul Krugman, Nicolas Cristakis and Michael A. McFaul have endorsed our campaign. Large Ukrainian and International companies and charities have donated to the KSE campaign, including Ripple, Everstake, Naftogaz, Jefferies, etc.
Multiple methods to donate can be found here: https://kse.ua/support/donation
The organization’s tax filing (501.c.3) filed using Form 990 with the United States Internal Revenue Service (IRS)
January 2025
INTERIM REPORT FOR JULY–OCTOBER 2024
KSE Foundation Report for July–October 2024
August 2024
July 2024
June 2024
KSE FOUNDATION SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT
KSE Foundation Report for the First Half of 2024
May 2024
April 2024
March 2024
February 2024
January 2024
December 2023
November 2023
October 2023
September 2023
August 2023
July 2023
KSE FOUNDATION SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT
KSE Foundation Report for the First Half of 2023
June 2023
May 2023
April 2023
March 2023
February 2023
January 2023
December 2022
November 2022
October 2022
September 2022
August 2022
July 2022
June 2022
May 2022
April 2022
March 2022
To the KSE Group Board of Directors
Interim report №2
The implementation of the international humanitarian aid campaign KSE.
As of April 14th, 202,2 more than 5 600 individual and corporate benefactors supported the KSE Humanitarian Relief Program. Together we have raised $17.9 million. Thanks to these efforts, Forbes Ukraine has ranked KSE Foundation Humanitarian Relief effort as one of the most efficient fundraising initiatives (the third place among the charitable foundations; Comeback Alive – the 1st with 117M, Razom – the 2nd with 21M).
Status Report
- Transferred more than 14 215 medical kits and 25 000 CAT tourniquets to field doctors and territory defense units
- 15 784 medkits are to be delivered soon
- Purchased 7 055 bulletproof vests and 10 640 helmets ⅓ of which were handed over in cooperation with the central territory defense Headquarters
- Acquired more than 20 armored cars and pickup trucks for battlefield medics
- Launched a relief program for the war-affected cities and villages of the Kyiv region. The first batch of 5 gasoline generators, 50 space heaters, and 50 gas stoves have already been delivered.
We have launched a fundraising campaign for a mobile hospital for Bucha and other war-affected Kyiv and other regions cities.
The terrible consequences of the Russian occupation of Bucha, Irpin, and other cities of the Kyiv region reveal the real face of the occupiers. To take care of the survivors of the occupation, both the teams KSE Foundation and Dobrobut Medical Network launch the raising funds for a new mobile medical center.
A mobile medical center and a team of Dobrobut doctors will arrive in towns and villages of Ukraine, which our defenders are liberating from the Russians and will provide all the necessary assistance to the locals.
We cannot fix what happened, but we can help get through it!
We have launched a KSE Foundation Telegram channel: https://t.me/KSE_Foundation.
You can find up-to-date reports, partnership announcements, and recent news about the foundation’s activities. We release our posts in English and Ukrainian and invite you to join our community!
The KSE Foundation discloses its charitable activities for audit. Crowe Ukraine will conduct an audit of the philanthropic activities of the KSE Foundation in March 2022. Crowe Ukraine will also carry out a monthly audit of the Foundation’s activities in the following months.
The task of the audit is to verify all the funds being used for their intended purpose and do not stay idle on the accounts, with contracts executed, and time deliveries. Moreover, the auditors will provide recommendations for further improvement of the Fund’s process and operations.
Our guiding principles
We believe that transparency, solid governance, and regular audit are fundamental for successful and sustainable programming. They also create trust between the donors and the Foundation.
- Fundraising is centralized on confirmed organization accounts. No individual accounts are used for fundraising purposes. All funds are used efficiently and promptly. Funds remain on accounts not more than 1-2 days). Leftover financial balances on accounts are minimal (1-3% of overall monthly turnover).
- All target funding is utilized for the intended purpose. There are no undone contracts, no fraud, and waste.
- Finance inflow and outflow correspond with all procurements and services.
- All procurements correspond with specifications provided by experts, donors, and recipients. Costs of purchased humanitarian goods are equal to or less than the current market price.
- All deliveries correspond with invoiced paid, number of items purchased, costs, destination, and recipient. Delivery delays do not exceed 5-10% of all contracts.
- Operational and financial losses do not exceed 1-5%. Losses include poor quality supplies, forfeiture, expenses due to delays, and reimbursements.
- All operational and administrative expenses (exchange rate difference, salaries, etc.) do not exceed 2% of all collected funds, i.e., less than the international standard rate (5%).
Thank you for your support of Ukraine!
KSE Charitable Foundation is de jure two foundations, one registered in the US, 501.c.3, and another in Ukraine. The US foundation has more than 20 years of experience and has a track record of humanitarian relief efforts in the 1990s, 2004, 2013-2016, and 2022. The Ukraine government endorses our campaign and programming, the Ministry of Health, and the Territorial Defense. Opinion leaders such as Paul Krugman, Nicolas Cristakis and Michael A. McFaul have endorsed our campaign. Large Ukrainian and International companies and charities have donated to the KSE campaign, including Ripple, Everstake, Naftogaz, Jefferies, etc.
Multiple methods to donate can be found here: https://kse.ua/support/donation
Interim report №1
The implementation of the international humanitarian aid campaign KSE.
On the second day of war, the Charitable Foundation “Kyiv School of Economics” had launched an international humanitarian relief fundraiser. The KSE fundraising campaign had been supported all over the world: by Ukrainian patrons, business and community of the USA, Europe, Asia, etc. In total up to 5 000 people and 15 companies joined the campaign from USA, Japan, Germany, France, Mexico, Norway, Sweden, Australia, United Kingdom, Poland etc. Kyiv School of Economics is extremely grateful for everyone’s support for saving the lives of Ukrainian citizens during the war.
With your help we reached our financial target of $10.0 millions. As of March 26, 2022, CF “KSE” has raised more than $15 millions.
All funds were directed to purchase humanitarian relief goods:
- 35 400 first aid kits
- 25 000 tourniquets
- 7 054 safety vests
- 15 000 safety plates
- 4 140 helmets
and other supplies (e.g. fabric for vest production, food supplies for cities under shelling)
In total we have 18 batches of humanitarian goods:
6 are already delivered in Ukraine
6 are on the way
3 are complied for delivery
3 have issues (being resolved with the involvement of embassies when needed).
More information and photos on KSE facebook page
Now it has become evident that the main danger for civilians at war in Ukraine is death from blood loss from shrapnel wounds after the shelling. Thousands of lives could be saved if bleeding is stopped quickly. The Ministry of Health of Ukraine has confirmed to KSE the need of up to 300,000 kits for regional administrations, hospitals, territorial defense, emergency services, military, and Ukrainian Railways (Ukrainian state railroad company, evacuating people). So now our priority is supplying those in need with medical stop the bleed kits.
Our first shipment of 5,000 kits has been delivered to Ukraine to Kharkiv, Mykolaiv, Sumy and Chernihiv. 10,000 kits are on the way and we’ve secured 70,000 more from suppliers. We continue our Ukraine Humanitarian Relief campaign to raise 25,000,000 to supply those in need.
We would greatly appreciate it if you could support us and spread the word about our initiative among your communities. One kit can save one life. The cost of one delivered medical kit is ~$100*.
Thank you from all our heart for your support!
* The cost includes the price of the first aid kit from the supplier, transportation costs to Ukraine, unexpected expenses incl. customs, price fluctuations
KSE Charitable Foundation is de jure two foundations, one registered in the US, 501.c.3, and another in Ukraine. The US foundation has more than 20 years of experience and has a track record of humanitarian relief efforts in the 1990s, 2004, 2013-2016, and now in 2022. Our campaign and programming are endorsed by the Ukraine government, the Ministry of Health of Ukraine, and the Territorial Defense. Opinion leaders such as Paul Krugman, Nicolas Cristakis and Michael A. McFaul have endorsed our campaign. Large Ukrainian and International companies and charities have donated to the KSE campaign, including Ripple, Everstake, Naftogaz, Jefferies, etc.
Multiple methods to donate can be found here: https://kse.ua/support/donation
The organization’s tax filing (501.c.3) filed using Form 990 with the United States Internal Revenue Service (IRS)
KSE FOUNDATION SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT
KSE Foundation Report for the First Half of 2024
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE KSE FOUNDATION 2023
Annual report of the KSE Foundation for the year 2023
The organization’s tax filing (501.c.3) filed using Form 990 with the United States Internal Revenue Service (IRS)
Annual report of the KSE Foundation
Annual report of the KSE Foundation for the period of war time 2022
KSE Foundation audit for February - June 2022
The organization’s tax filing (501.c.3) filed using Form 990 with the United States Internal Revenue Service (IRS)
The organization’s tax filing (501.c.3) filed using Form 990 with the United States Internal Revenue Service (IRS)