Standing with Ukraine: real impact from our Support Fund in H1 2025

Three years into the war, our commitment to Ukraine remains steadfast. The Ukraine Support Fund, established by our parent company, Nortal, and sustained annually by both Nortal and Pwrteams, continues to deliver where it matters most: directly to the frontlines and communities that need it.

Similarly to 2024, in 2025, we allocated another EUR 100,000 to the fund. By mid-year, a significant portion has already been directed to two trusted partners delivering critical aid on the ground, while another part was used to provide psychological support for our employees in Ukraine.

Read on to find out where these funds were directed and what difference they’re making.

How did we distribute the funds so far?

In the first half of 2025, a total of nearly EUR 37,400 was donated from the Ukraine Support Fund to two organisations working tirelessly to deliver essential aid and equipment where it’s needed most in Ukraine. Each contribution was carefully allocated to meet urgent, real-world needs. Here’s how the funds were distributed between our partners:

By partnering closely with ICF Support Fund (МБФ Служба Підтрики), we ensured essential supplies reached those on the frontlines as soon as possible:

• In March 2025, we donated EUR 6,391 for the purchase of essential equipment for several brigades. This included a thermal imager to enhance night operations, EcoFlow Delta 2 power stations to keep critical devices running, comprehensive first aid kits with tourniquets, hand warmers, a generator and Starlink units to maintain vital communications.

• Following this, in May 2025, an additional EUR 10,000 was donated to provide more first aid kits, range finders, communications equipment, tourniquets, summer uniforms, tablets, generators and other urgently needed supplies, directly supporting the foundation’s ongoing humanitarian projects.

Meanwhile, our collaboration with the Serhiy Prytula Charity Foundation allowed us to make a targeted, high-impact donation to address urgent medical needs:

• In May 2025, we contributed EUR 21,000 for the purchase of 1,000 high-quality tourniquets - a crucial piece of life-saving equipment for soldiers and civilians affected by frontline injuries.

In addition to these donations, part of the fund is reserved and already being utilised to cover psychological support for our employees in Ukraine, helping them navigate the ongoing challenges of the war.

A closer look at the organisations we supported

Our Ukraine Support Fund’s impact depends on the extraordinary work of trusted organisations delivering aid where it’s needed most. Here’s a closer look at the two organisations we’ve worked with so far:

• ICF Support Fund (МБФ Служба Підтрики): Founded in 2022 by volunteers, including Ruslan Tereshchenko, a Solution Architect within TUI’s dedicated teams at Pwrteams Ukraine, ICF Support Fund specialises in delivering essential medical and technical equipment directly to frontline brigades and affected civilians, often under urgent conditions.
  
  

• Serhiy Prytula Charity Foundation: Established by the Ukrainian activist and volunteer Serhiy Prytula in 2020, this foundation has become one of the country’s most recognised and trusted volunteer organisations since the full-scale invasion. They support both military and civilian needs: equipping the armed forces of Ukraine with vehicles, drones and medical kits; clearing mines; rebuilding infrastructure; and offering community support. Their transparent operations and large-scale logistics have made them a pillar of Ukraine’s volunteer movement.

  

Looking ahead

We remain deeply committed to our support for Ukraine. Discussions with other organisations are ongoing, and we will continue to update our employees, clients and partners as we deploy further allocations from the fund.

Together, we stand united with Ukraine - today, tomorrow and for as long as it takes.