STANDING WITH UKRAINE
Customertimes has stood with Ukraine since the beginning of the war. In March 2022, we launched the Give Back to Ukraine fund, an initiative to support those who have been impacted by the war.
To date, we have contributed more than
$400,000
to The Give Back to Ukraine Fund.
The fund is used to support our team’s volunteer efforts and local charities on the ground, providing assistance to Ukrainian defenders, children, and those in need.
STANDING WITH UKRAINE
Customertimes has stood with Ukraine since the beginning of the war. In March 2022, we launched the Give Back to Ukraine fund, an initiative to support those who have been impacted by the war.
To date, we have contributed more than
$400,000
to The Give Back to Ukraine Fund.
The fund is used to support our team’s volunteer efforts and local charities on the ground, providing assistance to Ukrainian defenders, children, and those in need.
STANDING WITH UKRAINE
Customertimes has stood with Ukraine since the beginning of the war. In March 2022, we launched the Give Back to Ukraine fund, an initiative to support those who have been impacted by the war.
To date, we have contributed more than
$400,000
to The Give Back to Ukraine Fund.
The fund is used to support our team’s volunteer efforts and local charities on the ground, providing assistance to Ukrainian defenders, children, and those in need.
STANDING WITH UKRAINE
Customertimes has stood with Ukraine since the beginning of the war. In March 2022, we launched the Give Back to Ukraine fund, an initiative to support those who have been impacted by the war.
To date, we have contributed more than
$400,000
to The Give Back to Ukraine Fund.
The fund is used to support our team’s volunteer efforts and local charities on the ground, providing assistance to Ukrainian defenders, children, and those in need.
What
sparks us
What sparks us
Standing for peace and justice
Providing support
for defenders
Supporting
children’s futures
Empowering communities in need
Promoting education for the next generation
Supporting kids and community
Supporting kids and community
Okhmatdyt Hospital recovery
On July 8, Ukraine faced a significant aerial attack. Tragically, Okhmatdyt Hospital, Ukraine’s largest children’s medical center, was severely damaged. The missile destroyed the operating rooms, the entire toxicology wing, and life-saving equipment. This Kyiv hospital has been a light of hope, saving and restoring the health of thousands of children.
Customertimes helped Okhmatdyt Hospital by donating 250 000 Ukrainian hryvnas ($5600) to its recovery.
Okhmatdyt Hospital recovery
On July 8, Ukraine faced a significant aerial attack. Tragically, Okhmatdyt Hospital, Ukraine’s largest children’s medical center, was severely damaged. The missile destroyed the operating rooms, the entire toxicology wing, and life-saving equipment. This Kyiv hospital has been a light of hope, saving and restoring the health of thousands of children.
Customertimes helped Okhmatdyt Hospital by donating 250 000 Ukrainian hryvnas ($5600) to its recovery.
Okhmatdyt
Hospital recovery
On July 8, Ukraine faced a significant aerial attack. Tragically, Okhmatdyt Hospital, Ukraine’s largest children’s medical center, was severely damaged. The missile destroyed the operating rooms, the entire toxicology wing, and life-saving equipment. This Kyiv hospital has been a light of hope, saving and restoring the health of thousands of children.
Customertimes helped Okhmatdyt Hospital by donating 250 000 Ukrainian hryvnas ($5600) to its recovery.
In 2024, we supported the amazing initiative of Blagomay - Girl Power Ukraine. It's an educational program for girls aged 13-18 from vulnerable social groups. Through this initiative, Blagomay aims to raise awareness among girls about gender equality and methods to combat violence. Additionally, the program equips them with skills for career advancement and financial independence. Girl Power Ukraine started in 2020. As of today,
Girl Power Ukraine
65 Courses have been completed
and 12000 girls have been educated.
Customertimes provided financial support to Girl Power Ukraine, a study program for 20 girls held in Khotyn, Chernivtsi region. Over the course of 6 weeks, from February 29 to April 4, the girls gained valuable knowledge from experienced tutors.
By supporting this Blagomay’s initiative, we aim to contribute to the protection of women's rights, assist young people, and empower positive change for a brighter future.
Regular assistance
Purchasing warm clothes for kids in Steshenko Family-Type Orphanage (Sumy region).
Supplying children of Sumy Center for Social and Psychological Rehabilitation with school and emergency backpacks.
Providing clothes and bedding items for kids in Pishchanskyi Educational and Rehabilitation Center (Vinnytsia region)
Girl Power Ukraine
In 2024, we supported the amazing initiative of Blagomay - Girl Power Ukraine. It's an educational program for girls aged 13-18 from vulnerable social groups. Through this initiative, Blagomay aims to raise awareness among girls about gender equality and methods to combat violence. Additionally, the program equips them with skills for career advancement and financial independence. Girl Power Ukraine started in 2020. As of today,
65 courses have been completed
and 12000 girls have been educated.
Customertimes provided financial support to Girl Power Ukraine, a study program for 20 girls held in Khotyn, Chernivtsi region. Over the course of 6 weeks, from February 29 to April 4, the girls gained valuable knowledge from experienced tutors.
By supporting this Blagomay’s initiative, we aim to contribute to the protection of women's rights, assist young people, and empower positive change for a brighter future.
Girl Power Ukraine
In 2024, we supported the amazing initiative of Blagomay - Girl Power Ukraine. It's an educational program for girls aged 13-18 from vulnerable social groups. Through this initiative, Blagomay aims to raise awareness among girls about gender equality and methods to combat violence. Additionally, the program equips them with skills for career advancement and financial independence. Girl Power Ukraine started in 2020. As of today,
65 courses have been completed
and 12000 girls have been educated.
Customertimes provided financial support to Girl Power Ukraine, a study program for 20 girls held in Khotyn, Chernivtsi region. Over the course of 6 weeks, from February 29 to April 4, the girls gained valuable knowledge from experienced tutors.
By supporting this Blagomay’s initiative, we aim to contribute to the protection of women's rights, assist young people, and empower positive change for a brighter future.
Regular assistance for Blagomay
Throughout the year, we remain committed to supporting meaningful initiatives that make a difference in the lives of children and families in need. Some of our key contributions include:
Purchasing warm clothes for kids in Steshenko Family-Type Orphanage (Sumy region).
Supplying children of Sumy Center for Social and Psychological Rehabilitation with school and emergency backpacks.
Providing clothes and bedding items for kids in Pishchanskyi Educational and Rehabilitation Center (Vinnytsia region)
Regular assistance
Throughout the year, we remain committed to supporting meaningful initiatives that make a difference in the lives of children and families in need. Some of our key contributions include:
Purchasing warm clothes for kids in Steshenko Family-Type Orphanage (Sumy region).
Supplying children of Sumy Center for Social and Psychological Rehabilitation with school and emergency backpacks.
Providing clothes and bedding items for kids in Pishchanskyi Educational and Rehabilitation Center (Vinnytsia region)
Helping together with CTzens
Helping together with CTzens
Helping together with CTzens
Supporting volunteer’s initiatives
We believe in supporting those closest to us — our CTzens. That's why we backed our colleagues in their volunteer initiatives to aid Ukraine’s defenders. With our support, they facilitated the purchase of cars and essential clothing for those on the front lines. These efforts were made possible by the dedication and initiative of our team members.
Supporting volunteer’s initiatives
We believe in supporting those closest to us — our CTzens. That's why we backed our colleagues in their volunteer initiatives to aid Ukraine’s defenders. With our support, they facilitated the purchase of cars and essential clothing for those on the front lines. These efforts were made possible by the dedication and initiative of our team members.
Helping
each other
On Ukraine's Independence Day, during a special online radio broadcast, we, alongside our CTzens, successfully raised 11,100 UAH for charity. The funds were collected through quizzes and games, with the winners having the opportunity to select a foundation to receive the donation. We are proud to share that all the money raised was directed to support our team’s volunteer, Mykola, who has been raising funds for Ukrainian defenders.
Helping each other
On Ukraine's Independence Day, during a special online radio broadcast, we, alongside our CTzens, successfully raised 11,100 UAH for charity. The funds were collected through quizzes and games, with the winners having the opportunity to select a foundation to receive the donation. We are proud to share that all the money raised was directed to support our team’s volunteer, Mykola, who has been raising funds for Ukrainian defenders.
Computers and furniture donated
In 2024, Customertimes has donated 77 laptops, 89 monitors, and office furniture worth more than 200,000 UAH to charity, benefiting the military, schools, hospitals, and scientific organizations in Ukraine.
The idea was to turn items that no longer serve us — computer and office equipment and merchandise — into aid for those who need it. We trusted our employees to choose the recipients of this assistance. We sent lists of items and encouraged colleagues to request donations. As a result, we received numerous responses mostly asking to help defenders — colleagues in the Armed Forces of Ukraine, relatives and friends in various military units.
There was also a significant request to donate furniture to medics in the “Main Military Clinical Hospital” in Kyiv.
Additionally, colleagues requested support for schools. Thanks to their efforts, Customertimes updated the monitors in the computer labs of three schools in the Kyiv region and donated furniture to Kyiv school #85.
Moreover, with the help of Anton Miliaev, Chief Delivery Officer and co-founder of CT, the company donated laptops, monitors, and furniture to the Institute of Mathematics of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine.
“We aim to bring benefit and are pleased to utilize every opportunity. If we can help others, we must. We are glad that our colleagues share our values and participate in charitable projects,” said Taras Khudoba, VP Engineering, EEU Cluster Head at Customertimes.
Computers and furniture donated
In 2024, Customertimes has donated 77 laptops, 89 monitors, and office furniture worth more than 200,000 UAH to charity, benefiting the military, schools, hospitals, and scientific organizations in Ukraine.
The idea was to turn items that no longer serve us — computer and office equipment and merchandise — into aid for those who need it. We trusted our employees to choose the recipients of this assistance. We sent lists of items and encouraged colleagues to request donations. As a result, we received numerous responses mostly asking to help defenders — colleagues in the Armed Forces of Ukraine, relatives and friends in various military units.
There was also a significant request to donate furniture to medics in the “Main Military Clinical Hospital” in Kyiv.
Additionally, colleagues requested support for schools. Thanks to their efforts, Customertimes updated the monitors in the computer labs of three schools in the Kyiv region and donated furniture to Kyiv school #85.
Moreover, with the help of Anton Miliaev, Chief Delivery Officer and co-founder of CT, the company donated laptops, monitors, and furniture to the Institute of Mathematics of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine.
“We aim to bring benefit and are pleased to utilize every opportunity. If we can help others, we must. We are glad that our colleagues share our values and participate in charitable projects,” said Taras Khudoba, VP Engineering, EEU Cluster Head at Customertimes.
In 2024, Customertimes has donated 77 laptops, 89 monitors, and office furniture worth more than 200,000 UAH to charity, benefiting the military, schools, hospitals, and scientific organizations in Ukraine.
The idea was to turn items that no longer serve us — computer and office equipment and merchandise — into aid for those who need it. We trusted our employees to choose the recipients of this assistance. We sent lists of items and encouraged colleagues to request donations. As a result, we received numerous responses mostly asking to help defenders — colleagues in the Armed Forces of Ukraine, relatives and friends in various military units.
There was also a significant request to donate furniture to medics in the “Main Military Clinical Hospital” in Kyiv.
Additionally, colleagues requested support for schools. Thanks to their efforts, Customertimes updated the monitors in the computer labs of three schools in the Kyiv region and donated furniture to Kyiv school #85.
Moreover, with the help of Anton Miliaev, Chief Delivery Officer and co-founder of CT, the company donated laptops, monitors, and furniture to the Institute of Mathematics of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine.
Computers and furniture donated
“We aim to bring benefit and are pleased to utilize every opportunity. If we can help others, we must. We are glad that our colleagues share our values and participate in charitable projects,” said Taras Khudoba, VP Engineering, EEU Cluster Head at Customertimes.
Anton Miliaiev
Chief Delivery Officer
Since the very beginning of the war, Customertimes has stood with Ukraine, providing assistance to our colleagues, their families, and the Ukrainian people. We remain committed to supporting defense initiatives, humanitarian aid, and educational projects during these challenging times. We actively partner with our team’s volunteers, as well as local charities and communities, to help those in need. By standing together, we believe we can create meaningful change and contribute to Ukraine’s resilience and to its future.
Anton Miliaiev
Chief Delivery Officer
Since the very beginning of the war, Customertimes has stood with Ukraine, providing assistance to our colleagues, their families, and the Ukrainian people. We remain committed to supporting defense initiatives, humanitarian aid, and educational projects during these challenging times. We actively partner with our team’s volunteers, as well as local charities and communities, to help those in need. By standing together, we believe we can create meaningful change and contribute to Ukraine’s resilience and to its future.
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