Gordiy Starukh's charitable tour "For Our Own at the Edge of the World" is behind us

Over the course of several weeks, dozens of people gathered at intimate concerts and creative evenings to hear the live sound of the hurdy-gurdy, discover Ukraine's musical tradition, and simply be among their own. For many, these events became a chance to feel connected to home — even from thousands of kilometres away.
Alongside the concerts, several cities hosted open lectures and conversations about the hurdy-gurdy — an instrument that is part of Ukraine's musical heritage, one that Gordiy not only champions but also crafts by hand.
The concerts and gatherings became a space for people of different backgrounds and from different countries to encounter Ukrainian culture firsthand — among the audiences were local residents discovering that culture through music, live conversation, and personal stories. This is how culture becomes a language for telling the world about Ukraine.
The tour also carried a charitable purpose. At concerts and meetings, we collected funds to provide vehicles for units of Ukraine's Defence Forces.
Thanks to everyone who bought tickets, joined auctions, made donations, and supported the events, we raised over 544,000 hryvnias to help Ukraine's military.

A series of charitable workshops by Darya Alyoshkina in Spain has come to a close

In May, Ukrainian artist Darya Alyoshkina visited Barcelona, Valencia, and Madrid, where she held events dedicated to Ukrainian paper cutting — vytynanка — one of the most recognisable forms of Ukrainian decorative art.
During the workshops, participants learned about the history of vytynanка, its symbolism, and its place in Ukrainian culture — and created their own works. For many, it was not only a creative experience but also a chance to connect with Ukrainian tradition through hands-on practice and personal conversation with the artist.
It was especially meaningful that these events brought together Ukrainians living far from home today, while also introducing local residents to Ukrainian culture and its living development.
All events carried a charitable purpose. During the workshops, we collected funds in support of Ukraine's Defence Forces. Thanks to participants and guests, nearly 30,000 hryvnias were raised — all of which will go toward helping Ukraine's military.
We sincerely thank Darya Alyoshkina for her willingness to share Ukrainian culture far beyond Ukraine's borders.

On February 14, a charity concert by the band “Meri” took place in Ladyzhyn

On Valentine’s Day, we came to celebrate matters most —
love for life, for the people around us, and for Ukraine.

Live music, the familiar and heartfelt songs of the band “Meri,” and a shared goal made this evening truly special.
The concert was held in support of the “I Can Make an Impact” fundraiser by the Tykho Charity Foundation.

Each ticket became an opportunity to spend the evening with purpose and, at the same time, provide real support to the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

Every presence and every contribution is support for our defenders and another step toward victory.

We sincerely thank everyone who spent this evening with us!

When people come together around a meaningful cause, truly amazing things happen

That’s exactly what happened with our new friends of the foundation — the band DREVO! In January, their concerts became not only artistic events, but also spaces for action: charity auctions held during the performances helped raise funds for the 46th Separate Airmobile Podilska Brigade of the Air Assault Forces.
Over the course of six concerts, we raised more than 200,000 UAH to support the Defense Forces of Ukraine.
We are deeply grateful to the artist and the entire team for their support!
And thank you to everyone who contributes through donations, bids, and encouragement. More concerts in different cities are ahead, so follow DREVO’s announcements, get your tickets, and maybe you’ll be the one to win a unique auction lot next time.
If you have an idea, a product, or an opportunity that could become part of a future auction — message us. It’s a wonderful way to support the military and be part of an event that will truly be remembered.

A Charity Concert by the Band STANZA Took Place in Khmelnytskyi

On December 6, a meaningful event took place at the OASIS shopping mall in Khmelnytskyi, bringing people together around an important cause. The charity concert by the band STANZA, organized by the TYKHO Foundation together with the 46th Separate Airmobile Podilian Brigade of the Air Assault Forces and the mall’s administration, was much more than just an evening of music.
It became a space of support and connection. Guests had the opportunity to spend time in a warm atmosphere while contributing to an important cause — raising funds for REB equipment for our soldiers. This equipment plays a vital role in our defenders' daily work, protecting frontline units from enemy drones.
Concert guests also had the chance to try their hand at the role of an FPV drone operator using a modern simulator and to learn more about the service and responsibilities of the 46th Separate Airmobile Brigade.
We sincerely thank everyone who stood with us — who supported, joined, and contributed.
Together, we are capable of more than we can imagine.

How Our Foundation Sounds

We often say that you can feel us.Through touch — the items and merch we create.Visually — through photos, colors, and stories that warm and inspire.
But hearing us — that hasn’t been possible.So we decided to change that.
The song “From Light to Light” is our way of sharing how we sound.
Warmth. Light. Sincerity.That is how we feel about the people we work for.The idea was born from the belief that “from light to light” is more than just words.It is magic — something that protects from darkness, both around us and within.
Together with MORPHOM, we created a track and invited bright, warm artists to join it — Maryna Krut, Sofiia Leshchak, and Valeriia Vovk.

Valeriia Vovk’s Charity Tour with Mikele Romeo in Support of the “From Light to Light” Fundraiser

In May–June, Valeriia Vovk and Mikele Romeo held a charity tour across U.S. cities to support the “From Light to Light” fundraiser.
Each concert unfolded like a story — a journey through the life and songs of Volodymyr Ivasyuk, a genius of Ukrainian music whose legacy unites generations.
Valeriia’s unmatched acoustic covers of his iconic songs left a heartfelt imprint on everyone who attended.
We are grateful to everyone who came to honor Volodymyr Ivasyuk and to support Ukraine.
Together, we preserve the history of Ukrainian culture and kindness, and we take meaningful steps toward victory.

The Legendary “Karaoke on the Maidan” United Four Cities

In August, the charitable foundation Tykho, together with the 46th Separate Airmobile Podillia Brigade of the Air Assault Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Ihor Kondratok, and our partners, held a charity tour of “Karaoke on the Square” in Ladyzhyn, Vinnytsia, Khmelnytskyi, and Chernivtsi.
Guests enjoyed their favorite songs, a military zone featuring an armored Husky vehicle, FPV drone simulators, children’s activities, and art therapy.
The atmosphere was warm and inspiring: auctions for the right to sing, raffles of unique items, heartfelt meetings with service members, and emotional stories that brought everyone together.
Thanks to the tour, we raised 329,713 UAH. The funds will be used to purchase a Ford Ranger for a combat unit of the 46th Brigade.
Together, we are taking meaningful steps toward victory.

BOH SUP Fest in Ladyzhyn

On August 9, Ladyzhyn hosted the first-ever BOH SUP Fest — a celebration of sports, music, and unity for the sake of victory.The festival brought together nearly 4,000 guests and featured SUP board competitions, beach football and volleyball, children’s activities, a food court, yoga classes, and workshops on making didukhs from the Bo Lyubliu shop. For the first time, locals had the chance to try SUP paddling under the guidance of professionals.
In the evening, the atmosphere was ignited by performances from Probass ∆ Hardi, Motor’rolla, Chumatskyi Shlyakh, and Zerno.
The event had a charitable purpose — to support the 46th Separate Airmobile Podillia Brigade of the Air Assault Forces of Ukraine. Thanks to the festival, 170,000 UAH was raised to purchase video surveillance equipment.
BOH SUP Fest became a day when dreams came true: from taking the first step onto a SUP board to a romantic proposal on the main stage. We want to make this festival an annual tradition.

Charity Concert by the Legendary Band Motor’rolla

On May 3, a charity concert by the legendary band Motor’rolla took place in Ladyzhyn, bringing together hundreds of hearts united by one purpose — to support our defenders.
Thanks to this event, 85,000 UAH were raised as part of the “From Light to Light” fundraiser for the Defense Forces of Ukraine.
This amount was made possible through collective effort: concert proceeds, a charity auction, and individual donations. Some of the auction items were even provided by the band members themselves.
We are grateful to everyone who stood with us — the audience, volunteers, organizers, and donors. You made this evening not only loud but truly bright. This was more than a concert. It proved once again that together we can achieve great things.
Together — stronger. Together — toward victory.

This Evening Is One We Will Never Forget

Nikita Kyselov’s concert in Vinnytsia became a truly magical musical event that gathered hundreds of hearts in one romantic atmosphere.
It was a journey through a world of genuine feelings, love, light, memories, and inspiration. Tears, smiles, and looks exchanged in the hall blended into a single emotion — one you didn’t want to let go of.
We thank Nikita for the magic, the audience for the warmth, and everyone who contributed to the fundraiser — for your big hearts.
All proceeds from the concert were transferred to the “Destiny in Bloom” fundraiser by the Tykho foundation to support those who fight every day for our future.
Together, we are creating not just events — we are creating change.
See you again soon.

KRUT in Ladyzhyn — Music That Touches the Heart

On October 26, a charity concert by the incredible Marina Krut — tender, brave, and truly genuine — took place at Comorra Guest House in Ladyzhyn.
Her voice and bandura created an atmosphere filled with love, freedom, pain, and hope. This was more than a concert — it was a journey into the depths of the Ukrainian soul through music.
All proceeds from the event — 100% of the profit — were transferred to support the “Destiny in Bloom” fundraiser by the Tykho foundation, helping those who defend our country every day.
We are grateful to everyone who stood with us — the audience, donors, volunteers, and organizers. Together, we created a true celebration of Ukrainian culture and kindness.