2023 – Ongoing
Hansen Village
Hansen Village is a thriving community of 350+ individual apartments and homes that provides rent-free housing to orphans and disabled individuals. This comprehensive village currently serves over 2,000 residents with safe, dignified living spaces.
2023 – Ongoing
Senior Chudo Village
Senior Chudo Village is a pioneering community designed exclusively for Ukrainian senior citizens. This first-of-its-kind village provides 119 individual apartments with rent and utilities covered at no cost. The village currently houses 150+ elderly residents in a supportive community environment.
2023 – Ongoing
Hansen Apartments
Hansen Apartments is a 135-unit residential complex dedicated to housing refugees fleeing occupied and dangerously impacted areas of Ukraine. This modern facility provides safe shelter for more than 350 individuals seeking refuge from conflict zones.
2023 – Ongoing
Phoenix Project
The Phoenix Project supplements Ukrainian government funding by bridging the gap for new construction initiatives. This program reconstructs permanent homes on families' original property that was destroyed by bombing. Over 100 families are currently on the waiting list for this transformative project.
May 2022 – Ongoing
Dignity Dollars
The Dignity Dollars Program is a flagship initiative designed to assist Ukrainians who have been traumatized by years of war. This program provides direct cash assistance to help recipients pay for essential medical treatments, daily living supplies, or meaningful gifts for loved ones.
Mar 2022 – Dec 2023
Modular Houses
The Modular Houses program placed over 150 prefabricated homes on existing lots to replace destroyed residences. Sponsored by Dell Loy Hansen, Julie Hansen, and their business enterprises, this initiative enabled families to remain on their land while rebuilding their lives within their communities.
Feb 2023 – Oct 2023
Hot Meals
The Hot Meals program, operated in partnership with To Ukraine with Love, funded over 44,000 nutritious meals throughout 2023. Many of these meals were served in active fighting zones near the Russian border, providing sustenance to those in the most dangerous areas.