Polaris Future Foundation

Starting from the beginning of the full-scale invasion, FRAM had the honour to contribute to a vast number of humanitarian projects. From first aid assistance to reconstruction, it is hard to list all activities, we’ve taken part in since February 2022. We supported the evacuation of people and animals from the Kyiv and Chernihiv regions. We donated trucks, buses, and pickups for humanitarian needs. We purchased drones, thermal imagers, generators, and medical supplies to support our defence. We even purchased batches of coffee to keep our warriors warm and energised during the cold winter months. Our employees organised a humanitarian cargo hub and delivered over 200 tons of humanitarian aid. At the initiative of our enterprise located in the Chernihiv region, we restored operations on the eighth day of the full-scale invasion. Despite the risk, our team returned to their workstations to produce insulated glass, critically required for the reconstruction of affected hospitals, kindergartens, dormitories, and medical clinics.

Today, there is a trend towards the establishment of mega-funds (private and governmental) for the restoration & renewal of national infrastructure, documentation of war losses across all years of the invasion, etc. These plans are important yet take time to deliver sound results. At POLARIS Future Foundation, we believe in small private initiatives and continue to invest in the restoration of critically important objects as and when required.