Angelina Usanova Foundation

Partnership is the key to sustainable impact. At Angelina Usanova Foundation we believe that long-term collaboration allows us to remain present where support is needed most.

In cooperation with UAnimals, we protect and care for animals living in difficult conditions across Ukraine. Together we have provided food for 1710 animals, distributed 3490 kilograms of pet food and 1560 anti-parasitic treatments in 27 frontline villages. Our environmental initiatives include the installation of 100 birdhouses in national parks, planting of 160 trees and removal of 34 tons of waste. Importantly, we actively engage young people in these efforts, fostering responsibility and environmental awareness through meaningful participation.

Angelina Usanova Foundation also became the general partner of the Animal Protection Award organized by UAnimals. Animal defenders, volunteers, environmental activists, who rescue animals even in times of war were honored for their courage and dedication.

In partnership with the City of Goodness, we support children in crisis and families affected by war. Each month, more than 300 critically ill children receive care at the House of Butterflies hospice, which we support with essential medicines, rehabilitation equipment and vital medical supplies. Together, we have also contributed to the opening of a pediatric respiratory unit and supported cultural initiatives such as the exhibition “Seen Through the Heart”.

Through our patronage of School No. 15, we provide ongoing support to 247 children with special educational needs. Our contributions include computers, projectors, sensory equipment, educational materials and supply kits — ensuring access to an inclusive and well-equipped learning environment. We also support key celebrations throughout the academic year.

Together with Restavrator we implemented a humanitarian initiative for families affected by war, delivering food packages, warm clothing and hygiene essentials during winter season.

We extend our gratitude to every partner who shares this responsibility with us. If you are committed to long-term impact, we welcome collaboration. Sustainable change is achieved when we act together! 🪽

🐋 February 19 marks World Marine Mammal Protection Day.

The date was established after the global ban on commercial whaling in 1986. Yet nearly four decades later, the challenges remain urgent. Ocean pollution, plastic waste, climate change, underwater noise from shipping, habitat loss and captivity continue to threaten whales, dolphins and other marine mammals across the world.

At Angelina Usanova Foundation, environmental care is part of our long-term commitment. We regularly organize clean-up initiatives, integrate responsible waste management into our events, promote recycling campaigns and involve children and youth in environmental education. By connecting culture, education and sustainability, we aim to build habits that support a more conscious relationship with nature.

The future of marine life depends on consistent everyday choices, so reduce single-use plastic, sort and recycle waste properly and choose more responsible consumption.

HumanKind Fest 3.0 continues its eco-responsible tradition of collecting used batteries 🌱

HumanKind Fest consistently advances the sustainability mission of the Angelina Usanova Foundation, integrating these values into every edition of the event. During rehearsals and on the festival day, participants and guests of HumanKind Fest united to collect 25 kg of used batteries.

At the previous festival edition in August, 30 kg of used batteries were gathered. Combined, these initiatives have resulted in a total of 55 kg of batteries being responsibly collected and sent for safe recycling — a tangible contribution to reducing environmental harm.

This initiative aim is to inspire environmental awareness, encourage conscious choices, and reinforce social responsibility among all participants.

All collected batteries will be safely recycled in cooperation with the nationwide movement Give Up the Batteries!, ensuring proper processing and preventing hazardous waste from contaminating ecosystems and endangering public health.