10,000 kits for newborns aged 0 to 3 months
Support for young Ukrainians is one of the key priorities of the BGV Charity Fund. That is why we are launching the 6th wave of the Baby Kit Project — because children are one of the most vulnerable groups in society, requiring comprehensive support.
Amidst the current challenges and changing birth rates, some infants are located in potentially dangerous areas — frontline and border regions. For this reason, this wave of the project focuses on providing aid to babies born and living in the 9 most vulnerable regions of Ukraine: Sumy, Kharkiv, Zaporizhzhia,
Chernihiv, Donetsk, Dnipropetrovsk, Kherson, Mykolaiv, and Odesa regions. Our duty is to ensure their first steps in life are filled with warmth, care, and hope.
10,000 kits contain essential items for babies: clothing, hygiene and cosmetic products for infant care, diapers, wipes, and toys. All items were provided by our regular donor, DM, and the partner for the 6th wave of the project — Biosphere. The baby boxes will be delivered by our new logistics partner — Ukrposhta.
Parents and newborns have already received our kits
A family can receive a baby kit if their child is between 0 and 3 months old at the time of application. A key condition: the baby must be born and currently residing in one of the following regions — Sumy, Kharkiv, Zaporizhzhia, Chernihiv, Donetsk, Dnipropetrovsk, Kherson, Mykolaiv, or Odesa.
Please note: the fund provides one kit per child. If your family has more than one baby in this age group, you need to submit a separate application for each child.
To receive a baby kit, please fill out a short application form on our website. You will need to provide information about yourself and your baby, your contact details, and the address for delivery via Ukrposhta.
Make sure to upload photos or scans of the required documents: your child’s birth certificate; your ID card (both sides) or passport (first page, second page, and page with registration) and your individual tax number (ITN).
After submitting the online form, don’t forget to confirm your application. A confirmation email will be sent to the address you provided. Please check your inbox (and spam folder), open the message from BGV Charity Fund, and click the link or the confirmation button inside. Without this verification, your application will not be registered in our system.Once confirmed, the system will generate your unique application number and send the application details to your email. Please save this number for future reference.
We process applications within a few weeks. If all provided information is correct, your request will be approved automatically and the kit will be shipped to the selected Ukrposhta branch. If any clarification is needed, our team will contact you via email.
The baby kit project started as a small initiative back in the summer of 2022 with the support of our partners dm-drogerie markt Deutschland and #WeAreAllUkrainians. Since then, we have completed 5 waves of the project and distributed 50,000 kits, assisting families in need.
Boxes with baby products have been distributed throughout Ukraine (except for temporarily occupied territories): the project covered 23 regions of Ukraine.
Throughout 5 waves, we distributed approximately 800,000 units of products, including essential items for baby care.
Over the entire period, we received 58,060 applications (including applications that did not meet the requirements or were submitted repeatedly).
The necessary assistance reached 3,396 settlements, covering both large cities and the most remote villages.
Our volunteers spent approximately 5,000 hours packing the kits, dedicating their energy and time to helping those in need.
Verification of all applications took over 4,800 hours, including document clarifications and additional communication with applicants.
These are not just numbers — these are the lives of people for whom these kits have become a real help during a difficult time. Each kit is a small step towards greater comfort and safety for the children, for whom we all work.
