The help of the university from the Finnish foundations Walter Ahlström Foundation and Runar Bäckström Foundation is extremely important.

The energy infrastructure of Ukraine is currently experiencing serious difficulties due to constant russian attacks on energy facilities, which cause large-scale interruptions in the supply of electricity. According to the International Monetary Fund, the russian federation destroyed 80% of Ukraine's thermal power plants and 40% of hydroelectric power plants. The Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, the largest in Europe, is under russian occupation. These challenges have a negative impact on living conditions and education, especially with regular power outages expected this fall and winter. 
In addition, on March 22, 2024, Kharkiv suffered a heavy blow due to the destruction of CHP-5 – one of the main sources of thermal energy for the city. This object played a key role in providing heating for hundreds of thousands of residents, and its destruction became a serious test for the entire city infrastructure. The situation is complicated by the fact that this destruction took place in the conditions of a long war, which has already significantly depleted the city's resources. There is an acute shortage of heat in Kharkiv, which threatens the health and safety of the population, especially in the conditions of the approaching cold season.
V. N. Karazin Kharkiv National University, one of the oldest classical universities in Eastern Europe, continues to function in the conditions of a difficult security situation in the city on the front line. So far, almost five university buildings have been completely destroyed, and another 28 have suffered varying degrees of damage as a result of rocket attacks. In total, 25% of the university's academic buildings were destroyed. Despite these challenges, the university remains committed to its mission and continues to provide education to more than 15,000 students through distance learning. To ensure uninterrupted operation of university services and support the educational process during power outages, the university needs appropriate equipment. 
The Finnish foundations Walter Ahlström Foundation and Runar Bäckström Foundation have provided extremely important assistance to the university, allocating earmarked funds totaling 73,215 euros for the purchase of generators, heaters and charging stations.
Ensuring adequate heating is a priority for us as it directly affects the university's ability to continue the academic process. This will allow more efficient use of resources and provide the university with a backup heating system for the cold period. 
We express our sincere gratitude for the constant support from our partners. Such assistance is an integral part of our efforts to preserve and develop the educational process in the face of extraordinary challenges. Thanks to this contribution, we will be able to continue to provide education to students and support the work of the university even in the conditions of the energy crisis. This is not only the help of the university, but also the support of the entire educational community of Ukraine at a time when our country is going through the most difficult tests in its recent history. We hope for further work.

As part of cooperation with the USAID Project "Economic Support of Ukraine", the Karazin Charitable Foundation conducted a promotional campaign.

The goal of the campaign is to popularize the idea of restoring Karazin University among graduates working in more than 50 countries around the world.
Some facts about our work: — reached 834,823 users on Facebook and Instagram, 301,463 on YouTube (of which 331 went to the site); — 357,479 promo views on YouTube; — received donations in the amount of UAH 240,000. (ROI 101%) – incredible; — expanded the fund's communities on Facebook and Instagram social networks: 7,200 interactions from around the world, 500 comments and 5,000 reactions; — 20,000+ unique visitors to your site.
We thank our partners for their support and belief in the possibility of restoring Karazin University according to the principle "We will rebuild better than it was". Together to victory.

Modern microscopes SZM45V2 and Microscope with a TFT display SUNSHINE SZMM45-B1 help biology students to explore the world.

Many thanks to Russ Chelak, Karen Chelak, the Ukrainian National Women's League of America, and Olena Muradyan for coordinating this project.
We are proud of the fact that there are always people who care, and whose noble deeds help those who want to reach their dreams!

A new monument now stands on the grave of the brave defender Myroslav Mysla, a graduate of the Karazin University!

The Hero's grave was destroyed by the enemy during the occupation of the Volokhov Yar of the Balaklia community. This act of vandalism is a testimony to the indomitable will of our hero and his important contribution to the defense of our land.
With the support of the Charitable Foundation of the Karazin University and the help of many patrons, it was possible to restore the monument. We would like to sincerely thank everyone who joined the effort. This initiative is an example of uniting around common values and memory of heroic deeds.
May the new monument to Myroslav Mysla always remind us of his courage, devotion and significant contribution to the history of the Motherland!

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Installation of a Solar Power Station at the Institute of Astronomy

We are pleased to announce the successful completion of the solar power station installation project at the Institute of Astronomy. This project was finalized in June 2023.
As part of this endeavor, a total of 60 solar panels equipped with cutting-edge technologies have been installed to efficiently harness solar energy. These solar panels are capable of generating 25000W of electrical power, making a significant contribution to meeting the energy needs of the Institute of Astronomy.
In a short span of usage, the power station has already generated and utilized 2,500 kilowatt-hours of electricity. This notable achievement underscores the efficiency and promise of harnessing solar energy.
This initiative not only aligns with our commitment to sustainable development but also exemplifies our dedication to advancing environmentally-friendly energy solutions at our institution.

"Karazin Hub" Safe Space Equipment

We are pleased to announce the successful setup of the "Karazin Hub" safe space. The aim of establishing the hub is to provide a secure and comfortable environment for up to 70 persons, including university students and staff, in the case of air raid alerts or extreme circumstances.
Key Features:- Powerful Wi-Fi has been installed to enable users to communicate with their families and access vital information even during crisis situations;- Starlink technology has been used to ensure reliable Internet connection, allowing communication with the outside world even during potential disruptions with regular Internet services;- Robust generators have been provided to ensure uninterrupted power supply to the hub and all its devices, even in the event of a central power outage;- Basic medical supplies have been equipped to provide first aid or immediate assistance in case of medical emergencies;- Autonomous lighting and charging stations for electronic devices have been installed.

Report of the humanitarian headquarters

More than 1,000 people have been evacuated;100,000 hryvnias of material assistance;440 people received food and hygiene products;60 people received medicine;50 people with questions about providing information