In Patonage we deliver food and medicine to elderly who face the war alone
There’s no such thing as other people’s grandparents
Our goal is to build a big support system for the elderly who may be isolated, displaced, too vulnerable to move away from the dangerous zone or in a tough financial situation.
Patronage Platform directly connects you to elderly people in need, so you can help with essentials like food, medicine and companionship.
We’re taking care of 650 grandmas and grandpas. Our volunteers personally deliver help once a month and always stay in touch.
It gives a lot of hope to know that you are
not alone
Your donations are 100% tax-deductible
And always converted into deep gratitude
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Our platform is easy to use. Here’s how it works:
Browse our profiles of the elderly in need
Choose an elderly person you would like to support or donate in general, and we’ll direct your help to the person who needs it most
Make a donation
Receive a financial report and unique content with the elderly you are supporting
Get a receipt via email, send it to the IRS, and feel good about your taxes making an actual difference to someone
Meet Our Elderlies
Viktoriia Yuriivna
Earlier Viktoria held an active life traveling, participating in dog shows with her spaniels, designing Kharkiv underground, sewing and knitting. Now, she prays for the Ukrainians and follows the news every evening. The woman speaks difficulty because she had a stroke — she is scared of getting to the hospital under shelling. Viktoria likes cooking and asks us to let her know before we come so that she can prepare patties in time and treat our volunteers.
We provide her with anxiety pills and food and talk to her as much as possible. Communication is what she lacks the most, she says.
Viktoriia Yuriivna
Earlier Viktoria held an active life traveling, participating in dog shows with her spaniels, designing Kharkiv underground, sewing and knitting. Now, she prays for the Ukrainians and follows the news every evening. The woman speaks difficulty because she had a stroke — she is scared of getting to the hospital under shelling. Viktoria likes cooking and asks us to let her know before we come so that she can prepare patties in time and treat our volunteers.
We provide her with anxiety pills and food and talk to her as much as possible. Communication is what she lacks the most, she says.
Viktoriia Yuriivna
Earlier Viktoria held an active life traveling, participating in dog shows with her spaniels, designing Kharkiv underground, sewing and knitting. Now, she prays for the Ukrainians and follows the news every evening. The woman speaks difficulty because she had a stroke — she is scared of getting to the hospital under shelling. Viktoria likes cooking and asks us to let her know before we come so that she can prepare patties in time and treat our volunteers.
We provide her with anxiety pills and food and talk to her as much as possible. Communication is what she lacks the most, she says.
Viktoriia Yuriivna
Earlier Viktoria held an active life traveling, participating in dog shows with her spaniels, designing Kharkiv underground, sewing and knitting. Now, she prays for the Ukrainians and follows the news every evening. The woman speaks difficulty because she had a stroke — she is scared of getting to the hospital under shelling. Viktoria likes cooking and asks us to let her know before we come so that she can prepare patties in time and treat our volunteers.
We provide her with anxiety pills and food and talk to her as much as possible. Communication is what she lacks the most, she says.