NovaPay helps Nadiia Vovk’s Berehynia Charitable Foundation accept donations transparently and conveniently

Nadiia Vovk’s Berehynia Charitable Foundation now accepts all donations directly through the foundation’s website using NovaPay.

‘The fund’s team has fully configured the integration with NovaPay, made the necessary changes to the website, and now each donation takes just a few clicks. Thanks to the payment system, donations are received quickly and securely, and all processes of raising and accounting for funds are as transparent as possible. For us, this is primarily about trust and a shared desire to do more good deeds,’ said Oleh Yeromenko, director of the Nadiia Vovk’s Berehynia Charitable Foundation.

In the spring, NovaPay introduced a convenient tool for charitable organisations — Cases for raising and managing donations. Thanks to this tool, funds can:

• open raisings and control financial flows in real time;
• generate statements and payment registers;
• have up to 20 active raisings at the same time. 

Charitable foundations enjoy preferential terms – a fixed rate of only 100 UAH per month, regardless of the number of transactions, with no additional fees. Once the fundraising campaign is closed, all funds can be quickly and free of charge transferred to the foundation’s account with NovaPay.

Information about the fundraiser is also available in the NovaPay mobile app in the ‘Payments – Charity’ section. There, users can select any of the active Cases and donate in just a few clicks. Among the funds are organisations that help Ukrainians in difficult life circumstances, support children, people with disabilities, and veterans, implement social projects, and provide assistance to children who have lost their parents due to the war.

NovaPay is an international financial service that is part of the NOVA (Nova poshta) group of companies. It has been providing online and offline payment services in more than 3,600 Nova poshta branches for 13 years. NovaPay was the first non-bank financial institution in Ukraine to receive an extended licence from the National Bank of Ukraine, which allowed it to open accounts and issue cards.