PIN-UP and Forbes Ukraine launch a grant program for frontline businesses
Kyiv • UNN
A grant program from PIN-UP and Forbes Ukraine is launched for frontline businesses.
On March 18, a grant program from Forbes Ukraine and PIN-UP starts, aimed at supporting micro and small businesses operating in the frontline areas, UNN reports.
The project is open to entrepreneurs registered or actually operating in Dnipro, Donetsk, Zaporizhzhia, Luhansk, Mykolaiv, Sumy, Kharkiv, Kherson, and Chernihiv regions.
"Helping each other in difficult times should not only be a slogan, but also a personal position. Realizing the complexity of doing business during the war, especially in the regions close to the fighting, we want to show our collective support and united strength in our desire to build an economically successful country,"says Igor Zotko, owner of PIN-UP Ukraine.
In the final, the jury will select 15 winners and distribute a cash fund of UAH 5,000,000 among them. Participants will be able to receive grants of UAH 200,000, UAH 300,000, or UAH 500,000.
"For the most vulnerable segment of Ukrainian business: micro and small enterprises in the frontline regions, the lack of staff, logistical problems, power outages, and the risk of Russian shelling are louder than anywhere else in Ukraine. They are forced to maneuver through the difficulties to simply survive and continue their work. Without support, this is difficult and sometimes impossible. We have to lend a shoulder to the small businesses on the frontline so that after the victory they will be among the businesses that will help Ukraine recover and flourish," commented Volodymyr Fedorin, founding editor of Forbes Ukraine.
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