The Cultural Capital Charitable Foundation was established in 2016 with the aim of providing organizational, material, and other charitable assistance and support for projects in the field of culture and the arts.
The foundation organizes artistic, cultural, and sporting events, including music and theater festivals, literary and art exhibitions, book fairs, forums, and symposiums for artists, writers, poets, and other representatives of Ukraine's creative and cultural community, publishers of books, various master classes and seminars, museum exhibitions or exhibitions of private collections of historical, cultural and artistic objects, organizes film festivals and film production.
Also foundation supports and finances participation in international festivals, tours, theater and film laboratories, and master classes for theater and film artists with the aim of promoting Ukrainian art around the world, and organizes and conducts charity events.
Foundation Projects
Since 2022, the Foundation has also been organizing humanitarian aid for temporarily displaced persons.
On February 26, 2022, a shelter was set up, providing refuge to more than 2,000 people fleeing the war. Five vehicles were donated for the needs of volunteers and the military, and a drone gun was purchased to protect Dnipro from air attacks.
During the war, the Foundation continues its activities—organizing charity concerts, supporting creative youth, and preparing new international projects.
At the initiative of the Foundation, a monument to "Those Who Died from Bombs" was recreated and erected according to the project of Vadim Sidur.
During the performances of Dmitry Logvin's "Seasons" group on tour in Helsinki, donations were collected, with the help of which instruments were purchased for the children of servicemen who died during the war.
