We help children find hope and build their future
Radooga Charitable Foundation — over 30 years standing beside the children who need it most.
Since 1994 we have done more than help — we build relationships. We stay close when a child needs someone to listen, to support them, and to believe in them.
Over the years, tens of thousands of children have come through our projects. Children who have lived through abuse. Children who grew up without a parent's care. Children who lost their sense of safety. And again and again we have witnessed the same thing: when there are people nearby who do not give up, the child begins to believe, too. In themselves. In others. In their own future.
Today the war has brought new challenges. Millions of Ukrainian children have lost their homes, their schools, their friends, the lives they knew. They have seen things no child should ever see. They live amid anxiety, uncertainty, and loss. And yet, even in these circumstances, they never stop dreaming.
And we never stop being there for them.
For more than 30 years we have been creating places where a child can feel safe, make friends, discover their talents, rebuild trust in people, and hear that their life has value.
We believe every child deserves more than to merely survive. They deserve to live. To dream. To love. To learn. To uncover their talents. And to travel the road from trauma to triumph.
To reach this goal, we are developing two key directions.
A network of charitable robotics clubs that brings together STEM education, psychosocial support, and biblical values. Through clubs, competitions, and camps, we help children recover from traumatic experiences, gain the skills of the future, and find a supportive community.
Modern Bible-lesson programs for Sunday schools, children's clubs, and camps. We help churches and organizations run meaningful children's ministry and shape values that stay with a child for life.
Your support means safety, friends, and a future for a child.
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I want to sincerely thank the Radooga team for a partnership that is already bearing tangible fruit for the children and families of our community.
For our frontline city — home to a large number of internally displaced people and other vulnerable groups — this cooperation holds special value. Thanks to it, children can attend quality developmental classes free of charge, gain new knowledge and support, and feel the care of caring adults.
It is especially valuable that, alongside modern educational programs, children have the chance to encounter biblical values through lessons in Christian ethics.
For us, this partnership is not only about education or leisure. It is a chance to share God’s love through practical service — to support families going through loss, forced displacement and other hardships. We are sincerely grateful that together we can be a light and bring hope to those who need it most.
On behalf of the “REMA” church in Bila Tserkva, we sincerely thank you for a fruitful partnership! Thanks to your support, grants, methodological help and ready-made programs, we were able to run three wonderful summer camps for children and teenagers. Your experience, professionalism and genuine care for the younger generation helped make this time unforgettable, meaningful and full of spiritual depth.
Children came home with new friends, vivid memories, a strengthened faith and a desire to keep growing. Many parents are already expressing their gratitude and asking about the next camps.
We especially want to note your responsiveness, sensitivity and true partnership. Working with Radooga is not just financial support — it is a shared mission of serving children who especially need love, attention and quality activities in these difficult times, and of shaping a biblical worldview.
May the Lord richly bless your team, all your projects and everyone who joins your noble cause. We are glad to continue our cooperation and to do good things for the children of Ukraine together!
A wonderful partnership and a great blessing for us. We jumped onto this moving train in the middle of the season, and there were challenges in working out how best to begin — but we did it. The main thing is that we had support and guidance at every stage.
Whether we were just starting out, at the competitions, or in the middle of the process, we always felt supported in everything. That meant a great deal to us, because we were starting from zero and understood nothing — yet a well-thought-out program, mentorship and weekly meetings helped us feel part of a team, and that we matter.
Despite the challenges — air-raid alerts, cold, blackouts, children falling ill — that sense of being held by the team kept us from giving up. It only pushed us to grow and become better.
The competitions and camps are a huge motivation, because then the children are engaged every day, and you see the fire in their eyes and their hunger for knowledge and for victories.