Fundraiser Closed! Vitaliy Hrabkov Is Getting His Implant

Together with the crowdfunding platform "Moye Misto," we have closed the fundraiser for an individual titanium implant for serviceman Vitaliy Hrabkov!
Thanks to the support of 138 donors, we raised over 51,000 ₴ for the production of the cranial plate Vitaliy needs for the next stage of his recovery following a severe head injury sustained while defending Ukraine.
Every contribution became part of something larger: from a symbolic 1 hryvnia to the largest single donation of 2,589 ₴, with an average contribution of 370 ₴. This is how the power of community works — when many people come together for one important goal. The initial target was 68,717 ₴, but a portion of the funds was raised directly through the foundation's community, which helped close the campaign ahead of schedule.
Through the ReBone project and the technology of personalized titanium implants, Vitaliy will soon be able to receive the implant he needs and undergo the surgery that will mark a significant step forward on his path to recovery.
We sincerely thank everyone who supported this fundraiser, the Moye Misto platform for their continued partnership — this is already the second campaign we have run together — and all those who help our service members access modern medical treatment. 

Tykho Foundation Presented ReBone at the Country's Largest Charity MarathonTykho Foundation Presented ReBone at the Country's Largest Charity Marathon

On May 16–17, the CFTykho team joined as a partner in the charitable MHP Run4Victory Kyiv Marathon. This year, for the first time since the start of the full-scale war, the race returned to the heart of the capital, bringing together 7,215 participants. By the end of the event, the organizers raised 5,007,879 ₴, which MHP, BF "MHP-Hromadi," and NewRun are transferring to the Protez Foundation to fund prosthetics for veterans.
With the support of Yevhen Yanovych, actor and foundation ambassador, the team raised over 20,000 ₴ at their location for implants. Oleksiy Novikov, the World's Strongest Man 2020, and Marko Kvitka, Ukrainian singer and Armed Forces serviceman, also joined in engaging with guests and supporting the fundraiser.
Andriy Lyman, founder of the foundation and active-duty serviceman, noted: "For us, participating in MHP Run4Victory was a way to support the shared goal of the race while also bringing attention to ReBone — the program through which we help wounded service members receive custom implants for recovery after complex injuries. Events like this show very clearly that the path to recovery is made up of many decisions — from a charitable starting line to concrete medical assistance." 

Together with the crowdfunding platform "Moye Misto," we are launching another fundraiser

Since the beginning of this year, thanks to your support, we have raised funds and covered the cost of implants for five serviceman. We are also steadily approaching the closing of a major fundraiser exceeding 600,000 ₴ for seven wounded soldiers.
During this campaign, we also managed to partially reduce the required amount thanks to our partners — we are deeply grateful to them for this.
And now, together with the crowdfunding platform "Moye Misto," we are launching another fundraiser — for the production of an individual titanium implant: a cranial plate for Vitaliy Hrabkov.
Vitaliy Hrabkov, a service member of military unit 7018, sustained a severe injury while defending his country. In the course of combat operations, he suffered a serious head trauma. To begin his recovery, Vitaliy requires cranial plate implantation.
The cost of its production is 68,717 ₴. Over 24,000 ₴ have already been raised — the remaining balance from a previous fundraiser combined with your donations on the platform. That means one third of the total amount is already covered.
Let's close the rest quickly and set Vitaliy's recovery in motion.
Thank you for your trust!

Results of the first fundraiser within the ReBone project

In November, together with you, we raised funds for a custom-made titanium implant for a 22-year-old serviceman from Chernivtsi — Petro Kozachuk. The fundraiser was closed in just one day. Today, we can report: the surgery has been successfully performed!

Petro sustained a severe traumatic brain injury with a skull bone defect and therefore required cranioplasty. An individualized titanium plate is one of the most effective ways to repair such defects. It is manufactured based on the patient’s CT scan and precisely tailored to their anatomy. This allows the implant to fit the bone more accurately, integrate faster, and contribute to better overall recovery.

The implant was created as part of the joint ReBone initiative by our foundation and Velta Medical, which provides wounded military personnel and civilians with individualized implants.

ReBone’s First Crowdfunding Campaign in Partnership with Moie Misto

We are launching ReBone’s first crowdfunding campaign together with the Moie Misto platform — a space where socially important ideas find support from the community.

We will be raising funds for a custom-made titanium implant for Mykhailo Vlasenko, a 29-year-old soldier who took part in combat operations, was wounded, recovered, and returned to military service, where he was seriously injured for the second time. Today, Mykhailo needs a complex surgery involving a custom titanium cranioplasty implant, which will protect his brain and create the necessary conditions for further rehabilitation.

Fundraising goal: 82,830 UAH.

Our first fundraiser within the partnership between our foundation and Velta Medical was completed in just one day

We even raised a little more than the required amount — the remaining funds will be reserved for the next patient.
A few numbers:
• 67 people contributed to the fundraiser.
• 112% of the needed amount was collected in just 24 hours.
Thanks to all of you, Petro will soon get his chance to recover.
Together, we raised over 40,000 UAH for the production of the cranial implant.
We are sincerely grateful to each of you — and we continue creating good together.

VELTA MEDICAL and the “Tykho” Charity Foundation Have Signed a Memorandum of Cooperation

We are moving forward together to help wounded service members return to a full life.
VELTA MEDICAL and the “Tykho” Charity Foundation have signed a memorandum of cooperation. We are joining forces to launch a joint reconstructive medicine program within the Tykho Foundation.
Our goal is to provide rapid access to personalized VELTA MEDICAL implants for service members who have sustained severe mine-blast injuries.
Within this partnership, we will work together on:
— manufacturing custom titanium implants for wounded soldiers;
— raising funds for implant production;
— promoting Ukrainian medical capabilities and ensuring transparent communication about our results.
This collaboration reflects our shared belief that recovery is possible even after the most severe injuries.