WHAT WE DO

KSE Charitable Foundation is de jure two foundations, one registered in the U.S., 501.c.3, and another in Ukraine.

The KSE Foundation aims to develop Ukraine and Ukrainian society through the support of education and science.

Currently, in addition to educational programming, KSE raises funds for charitable assistance for the population and defenders of Ukraine. However, without proper attention to education, a strategic vision for the post-war reconstruction of Ukraine is impossible.

We work due to your support and strive to be completely transparent in our work. Every month there will be an audit of the Fund’s activities, which will ensure the effective use of the funds.

Working directly with the government of Ukraine, as well as other foundations and volunteer organizations, KSE has established itself as one of the largest humanitarian aid funds, providing life-saving medicines and protective kits for volunteers and ordinary citizens.

KSE Foundation entered the TOP-5 fundraisers who raised the most money for Ukrainians and the army during the war, according to Forbes.

Our results

22
Projects
9100
Benefactors
800
Units were provided with assistance

3rd place among charitable funds in terms of fundraising efficiency according to the Forbes Ukraine rating

4th place among non-governmental funds and public organizations that most effectively raise funds to support Ukrainians and the Armed Forces of Ukraine during wartime (Forbes Ukraine)

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HISTORY

1996The Economics Education and Research Consortium (EERC) was founded on the basis of the National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy

2000Charitable Foundation in the US was established - 501(c)(3) eligible

2006EEC became an independent university and took the name of Kyiv School of Economics (KSE)

2007KS Charitable Foundation in Ukraine was established to collect donations for education purposes Partnership with University of Houston was established (double degree Master program in economics)

2013-2020Multiple Master, MBA and mini-MBA programs were launched

2019KSE became a part of International Association of Universities

2022KSE Charitable Foundations launched a humanitarian aid campaign to support Ukrainians shield from Russian aggression

KSE FOUNDATION EXISTS TO SUPPORT EDUCATION AND SCIENCE IN UKRAINE AND TO HELP RESTORE THE COUNTRY AFTER THE RUSSIAN INVASION.

MISSION

Charitable aid to war victims

We aim to respond quickly to the needs of Ukraine and Ukrainians in the war.

KSE Foundation has an institutionalized Help Ukraine program, which prioritizes support for our defenders, Ukrainians affected by the war, as well as the restoration of educational and medical infrastructure.

The main goal is for each of these programs to support our government and the state as much as possible and have the greatest possible impact on people’s lives.

Assistance for education and development of scientific projects for youth

Establishment of new intellectual centers, start-ups and innovative enterprises is an important investment in the future of our state.

Providing institutional support for students of bachelor’s and master’s programs, investing in fundamentally important educational and scientific projects, as well as ensuring organizational and institutional support for both existing and newly established civic initiatives aimed at preserving the intellectual sovereignty of Ukraine is the basis for the future recovery of the Ukrainian economy.

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REASON TO TRUST

Reports

We believe that transparency, solid governance, and regular reporting are the foundation for successful and sustainable implementation of program activities. This creates trust between benefactors 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%).

Support of partners transforms volunteer movement into a real force that can benefit thousands of our citizens. We are grateful to the representatives of Nova Ukraine for financial assistance and high confidence in the KSE Foundation activities.

The ICU ua financial group donated UAH 4.5 million to the KSE team for humanitarian aid for Ukrainians. We are grateful to the representatives of ICU for this contribution to support our defenders!

Cryptofund Aid for Ukraine has donated $221,400 for personal protective equipment for Ukrainian fighters. We are grateful to the fund for the contribution: your support is now more important than ever.

We are grateful to our permanent partner, PUMB Bank, which has been providing institutional support to KSE since 2017, and became the first business to support the Foundation since the outbreak of the war.

We want to thank Wirex, which has donated UAH 336,000 to the KSE Foundation account. Such a contribution allowed us to make additional purchases of helmets for the military in the Sumy region.

Cpamatica, a global performance marketing agency, has donated UAH 209,900. KSE Foundation is grateful for the contribution of Cpamatica, appreciating the Foundation activities and for supporting Ukraine and its citizens during times of emergency.

Chernovetskyi Investment Group has donated UAH 450,000 for the restoration of an outpatient clinic in the village of Makariv, Kyiv region. We are grateful to Chernovetskyi Investment Group for the contribution and support of this humanitarian project.

We are grateful to Farmak for the high confidence in the work of the KSE team and for supporting the School activities even during the war. Farmak supported the Kyiv School of Economics in the development of educational projects.

With the organizational and logistical support of HelpUA.ch, the KSE Foundation team has purchased and donated 30,030 first aid bandages to stop bleeding to the front line. We are grateful to the HelpUA.ch association for the support that saves the lives of our defenders.

TEAM

Management Managerial Team

Tymofiy Mylovanov

President of KSE Group

Svitlana Denysenko

Director of KSE Foundation

Marharyta Chelakova

Development Director of KSE Foundation