Civilian aid
Food, clothing, hygiene supplies, and winter kits hand-delivered to communities cut off by the war — coordinated through local partners we know personally.

Nataliia Prylutska and the volunteers of Heart of the World Ukraine deliver civilian aid, generators, vehicles, and medical supplies — directly to the communities that need them.
* Approximate · final figures pending audit

Heart of the World Ukraine was founded in 2014 by Nataliia Prylutska. For more than ten years, we've worked with local volunteers and trusted partners to deliver humanitarian aid where it's needed most — civilian aid, generators, vehicles, medical supplies, and rehabilitation programs for veterans and their families.
We are a Canadian non-profit corporation. We are not a registered charity, so we cannot issue tax receipts — every dollar moves directly into the five programs below.
Food, clothing, hygiene supplies, and winter kits hand-delivered to communities cut off by the war — coordinated through local partners we know personally.
Portable and standby generators for hospitals, clinics, schools, and homes left without power. Sized to the site, fueled and maintained on the ground.
4×4 pickups, vans, and ambulances — sourced abroad, repaired, plated, and driven east for evacuations and aid logistics. Re-deployed for as long as they run.
Tourniquets, hemostatic gauze, IV kits, and field surgical sets sourced internationally and delivered straight to frontline clinics and stabilization points.
Specialized, evidence-based recovery for veterans and their families — multi-day retreats, trauma-informed yoga, and art therapy facilitated by trained practitioners.
Illustrative split based on past activity. Actual quarterly figures publish with the annual report.
$50 covers an emergency medical kit. $250 fuels a delivery run. $500 contributes toward a portable generator for a community without power.