Past Events

Join us for Hromada’s annual “RUN FOR UKRAINE” fundraising event — a day of community, purpose, and support for the “You Angel” Children’s Center in Ukraine. Enjoy a 5K/10K run or walk, followed by a barbecue celebration. Suggested donation: $30 per adult.

The Ukrainian Amateur Theater “Traveling Stars” invites children and adults to a performance based on the fairy tale by Ivan Yakovych Franko “The Painted Fox.” You can expect a true celebration – puppets, masks, talented actors, adventures, and humor.

An emergency rally on March 4 in San Francisco will bring the community together to defend freedom and American values. Wear blue and yellow, bring flags and posters — together we will make our voice strong and visible.

The Ukrainian amateur theater “Traveling Stars” invites children and adults to a performance based on Ivan Franko's fairy tale “The Painted Fox”. A real holiday awaits you - puppets, masks, talented actors, adventures and humor.

Unity March on February 24 in San Francisco: Three Years of Ukraine's Resilience On the third anniversary of the full-scale war, we are uniting in a powerful demonstration of support for Ukraine.

The Ukrainian non-profit organization Gromada and the Sharvarok marketplace invite you to a festive Valentine's Day charity event in San Francisco. There will be charming Ukrainian songs, delicious food, a singing contest, an auction to support orphans, and a raffle for an iPhone 16 Plus for the Dating category participants.

The first Ukrainian amateur theater in California, the Traveling Stars, invites you to a premiere presentation dedicated to Les Kurbas, the legendary director of the twentieth century. The program includes scenes from Mykola Kulish's plays, a story about Kurbas's life and work, a charity auction, as well as coffee, tea and snacks. All the funds raised will be used to help orphans of fallen heroes in Ukraine.

The first Ukrainian amateur theater in California, Traveling Stars (directed by Olena Bilyak), invites you to a debut premiere presentation dedicated to the work of Les Kurbas. The program includes a story about the life of the outstanding director and scenes from Mykola Kulish's plays. The event will take place at the Ukrainian Hall of San Francisco, with refreshments, a charity auction and fundraising for orphans in Ukraine.

The Ukrainian community invites you to a charity event in support of orphans in Ukraine. The program includes a musical performance by Orestes and Anna, a charity auction with valuable items, treats, coffee and desserts. All proceeds will go to the initiatives of the Angelik Foundation, which has been helping children who lost their parents in the war since 2018.

Dear friends, we urgently invite you to stand with us at today's rally as we raise awareness about the barbaric ruzzian attacks on Ukrainian hospitals and civil infrastructure. Your presence is crucial in helping us spotlight these injustices and demand immediate action.

We invite you to a charity evening of theatrical readings of Lesya Ukrainka's works performed by Kyiv-based theater and film actors Olena Sikorska, Maryna Anisovych, Oleksandr Lytovchenko, and Pavlo Vinera. The program includes the plays Possessed and On a Field of Blood, as well as a charity auction. The event will take place at Ukrainian Hall San Francisco, and the funds raised will go to purchase evacuation vehicles for Ukraine.

A panel discussion on current challenges, opportunities and updates from those impacted by Russia’s war on Ukraine

On the big screen — an Oscar-nominated documentary about the heroic deeds of Ukrainian journalists in a blockaded city. The event was organized by student Anna Kryvan to support Ukrainians and raise funds for humanitarian aid through Hromada.

We invite you to join a powerful demonstration of remembrance and support organized by the Ukrainian American Coordinating Council, the Ukrainian community, and Friends of Ukraine.

On September 9, Great Highway Park in San Francisco will host a photo exhibition entitled “Ukraine: War and Resistance” featuring American and Ukrainian Fulbright alumni. The goal of the event is to raise $10,000 to support Ukrainian universities.

The RUN FOR UKRAINE event brings the community together around a noble cause — supporting Hromada projects in Ukraine. Participants can choose between a 5K or 10K run, and after the finish line, enjoy a barbecue and socializing. The recommended donation is $50.

Dear friends, Please join us today at the rally! Together, we can raise our voices to stop the genocide against the Ukrainian people! Spread the word and bring your friends!!!

A charity concert on June 4 in Sevastopol brings together star musicians and the community to support Ukrainian families who have been forced to leave their homes due to the war. On stage will be Chris Webster, Nina Gerber, Kit Grininger, Joy Alive! and young Ukrainian performers Eleonora and Angelina Bezhenar. All proceeds will go to help displaced persons in Sonoma County.

Friends, join in the celebration — let's wear embroidered shirts no matter where we are! And for those who work or live in San Francisco and the surrounding area, we invite you to meet at the Ferry Building / Clock Tower from 12:00 to 13:00 to celebrate this holiday of Ukrainian identity together.

We invite you to a charity event at Treasure Island Wines (SF), where you will meet wounded Ukrainian soldiers who recently received prosthetic limbs in the USA. The program includes live music, wine, food, and stories from the defenders themselves. Fundraising is for the next prosthetic limb.

We invite you to join the anniversary rally in support of Ukraine! Together with the Ukrainian American Coordinating Council, Consul Dmytro Kushneruk, hosts Anichka and Maria Cherepenko, the Ukrainian community, and friends of Ukraine, we are uniting on the anniversary of the war to declare our unity and support.

We invite you to watch an Oscar-nominated documentary film about Ukrainian children living between war and indifference. The film shows the lives of Eva, Sasha, and Kolya in a children's shelter in eastern Ukraine. Supporting the film is a chance to give Ukrainian children a voice and help them secure a safe future.

On January 21, there will be a charity concert of Ukrainian classical music, songs, and dances with traditional food. After the performance, there will be an auction and sale of delicacies. Tickets cost $40, and children can attend for free. All proceeds will go to support Hromada initiatives.

We invite you to meet Ukrainian soldiers who received prosthetics in the US, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. in San Francisco. Support the heroes, taste Ukrainian dishes, and help raise funds for the Protez Foundation, which gives new life to wounded defenders of Ukraine.

We invite you to a charity evening celebrating the 5th anniversary of Hromada in support of children affected by war. Special guest — Major General Serhiy Kryvonos, as well as live music from saxophonist Andriy Lisny, refreshments, and a cocktail atmosphere.

We invite you to the charity race "Run for Ukraine" in Golden Gate Park in San Francisco on October 22 at 11:00! Choose a distance of 5 or 10 km, support Ukraine, join the lunch after the finish line and help as a participant or volunteer. All donations go to humanitarian aid.

On October 10, Russia launched a massive missile strike on Ukraine, killing civilians, destroying infrastructure, and leaving thousands of people without power. Today at 5 p.m., the community will gather at San Francisco City Hall to condemn Russian terrorism and call for the supply of modern air defense systems to Ukraine.

Dear friends, you are welcome to our Ukrainian BAKE SALE fundraiser! All proceeds will benefit kids in Ukraine affected by war.

The event at Stanford invites everyone to meet Ukrainian heroes — defenders of Mariupol who repelled attacks by the Russian army in the spring of 2022. Three freed soldiers, as well as relatives of prisoners, will share their testimonies about the siege of the city, the horrors of captivity, and the courage of Ukrainian soldiers.

Please come and try one of the best Chardonnays and Pinots from the famous Carneros region in Napa/Sonoma, have a delicious Ukrainian dinner, and listen to live music by Anytchka and Kolyada vocal ensemble. Enjoy a beautiful evening at the winery and help Ukraine at the same time. All proceeds will be donated to 501(c)(3) non-profit organizations supporting Ukraine.

We invite you to a vibrant concert of Ukrainian music and dance! The program includes classical compositions, folk and modern songs, as well as special performances by talented artists from the San Francisco Bay Area and Sacramento.

We invite you to the Ukrainian premiere of a patriotic film directed by Mykhailo Ukhman, a participant in the Russian-Ukrainian war. This joint project of Ukhman & Co and the non-profit organization Hromada (San Francisco) is taking place as part of a tour of the West Coast of the United States in support of the purchase of transport and medical supplies for Ukraine.

We invite you to the Ukrainian premiere of a patriotic film by director Mykhailo Ukhman, a participant in the Russian-Ukrainian war.

Candlelight march for Ukraine — 200th day of the war We invite you to a candlelight march dedicated to the memory of thousands of Ukrainian soldiers and civilians who died as a result of the genocidal war that Russia is waging against Ukraine.

We invite you to the Ukrainian premiere of director Mykhailo Ukhman's patriotic film “The Way of Generations” — a truthful and emotional film about the Ukrainian people's struggle for freedom. The film is being screened as part of a tour of cities on the West Coast of the United States with the support of Uhman & Co and the non-profit organization Hromada (San Francisco). Funds raised will go toward the purchase of transportation and medical supplies for Ukraine.

We invite you to the Ukrainian premiere of director Mykhailo Ukhman's patriotic film “The Way of Generations” — a truthful and emotional film about the Ukrainian people's struggle for freedom. The film is being screened as part of a tour of cities on the West Coast of the United States with the support of Uhman & Co and the non-profit organization Hromada (San Francisco). Funds raised will go toward the purchase of transportation and medical supplies for Ukraine.

Community at the San Francisco Marathon: Support Andriy Fil! This Sunday, Andriy Fil will run a full marathon (26.2 miles/42 km) in San Francisco to raise funds for Community projects.

We invite you to an unforgettable concert of Ukrainian music, combining classical compositions, folk and contemporary songs, dances, and live performances by talented artists from the San Francisco Bay Area and Sacramento.

Join the All-Ukrainian Virtual Run in support of Ukrainian children! The run is organized by the Ukrainian Student Association at Stanford in partnership with the Ukrainian Association of Washington State and the Ministry of Health of Ukraine. The funds raised will go toward purchasing medical equipment for newborns in Ukrainian maternity hospitals.

We invite you to join the global protest against sexual violence as a weapon of war in Ukraine. On Sunday, May 28, simultaneously with protests in other countries, we will gather in San Francisco to honor the memory of Ukrainian women who have suffered rape at the hands of Russian soldiers.

We invite you to a spectacular open-air music and dance event! The program includes classical music, folk and contemporary Ukrainian songs, choral performances, traditional dances, and special performances by talented Ukrainian artists from California. On stage will be bandura player Ola Gerasymenko Oliynyk, soprano Oleksandra Zabashta, the Stusiv duo, the Kolyada ensemble, and others.

On May 22, the Forest Theater in Carmel-by-the-Sea will host a charity concert of Ukrainian music featuring the Kolyada choir, bandura player Olya Gerasymenko, singer Anichka, and opera singers Oksana Manzhai and Oleksandra Zabasta. The event will be complemented by an auction and a post-concert meeting with the artists. All proceeds will go to support Ukraine.

The community is organizing an event at the Tiburon Yacht Club together with Antin Mukharsky on Sunday, May 8, at the Tiburon Yacht Club. All funds raised during this concert will be donated to Serhiy Prytula's charity fund for the needs of the Ukrainian military.

Lighthouse Ukraine is a symbol of solidarity with Ukraine, bringing together Ukrainian activists, professors, NGO leaders, and the local community. The program included speeches, presentations, a fair featuring Ukrainian food and art, music, and dancing. The event was broadcast live, and the support gathered will contribute to further assistance for Ukraine.

We invite you to a rally in solidarity with Ukraine! Russia is waging a brutal war against the Ukrainian people — civilians are dying and cities are being destroyed. We call on the world to unite against aggression, support Ukraine, strengthen sanctions, and help stop the terror. Bring posters, Ukrainian and world flags — together we are stronger!

On March 27, a rally called “Protect Ukraine” was held at Crissy Field, during which the San Francisco community expressed its support for Ukrainians and called on the US to increase military aid. An installation of empty baby strollers symbolized the 135 children who have died. Participants shared photos and videos, creating a powerful media message about the need to protect life, freedom, and democracy.

Silicon Valley Rally: Stop Russia — Support Ukraine! We urge technology companies not to aid the aggressor. We thank those who are already helping Ukraine and urge others to join them. Technology should serve freedom, not war!

On December 18, 2021, a charity concert by Oleg Skrypka was held in Davis, organized by the NGO “Hromada” in support of orphaned children whose parents died defending Ukraine. The audience enjoyed live singing, saxophone accompaniment by Andriy Lesny, a warm atmosphere, and also took part in a charity auction. All proceeds were donated to the Angelik Foundation.

We invite you to a charity concert with special guests — legendary Oleg Skrypka, saxophonist Andriy Lesny, and investor Greg Kidd. The program includes live music, a Ukrainian dinner, an auction, and dancing, and the funds raised will go to help the children of the fallen Heroes of Ukraine.

On October 26, 2021, a landmark meeting took place in San Francisco with Ukrainian dissident Myroslav Marynovych, who presented his book “The Universe Behind Barbed Wire.” The evening, organized jointly by the Community, UCEF, and UKU, attracted a large audience and was memorable for its heartfelt memories, profound reflections on the crimes of the totalitarian regime, and musical accompaniment by the vocal duo Stusiv.

We invite you to a charity gala party! Meeting with a famous Ukrainian journalist, a musical program from Anichka and the band “Burima”, an auction and delicious Ukrainian dishes.

For the first time in the United States, a film about the heroic feat of the defenders of Donetsk airport - Ukrainian "Cyborgs" will be shown Charitable contribution of $20 for the benefit of the children of the fallen heroes.

On August 22, 2021, a festive concert dedicated to the 30th anniversary of Ukraine's Independence, "Ukrainian Day," was held in Golden Gate Park in San Francisco. Dance ensembles, opera singers, a choir from Sacramento, the park orchestra, and the Burima band took part in the event. Those present sang, danced, listened to Ukrainian music, and sincerely welcomed the artists' performances, creating an atmosphere of unity and pride in their native culture.

Ukrainian Charity Concert in Reno — August 21 We invite you to a special musical event that combines Ukrainian classics, folk songs, contemporary compositions, dances, and live performances by outstanding artists from the Ukrainian diaspora in the United States.

We invite you to the Zoom Roundtable on the 30th Anniversary of Ukraine's Independence! Meeting with outstanding freedom fighters - memories, reflections and answers to your questions.

On August 14, 2021, the Ukrainian community of Northern California brightly represented Ukraine at the international children's festival Kids Fun Festival in Cupertino. Participants — Iryna Kulchytska and her family, Yevhen Yankovsky and Oleg Kernytsky — created an authentic tent with a photo zone, ethnic clothing, paper crafts, Ukrainian music and interesting facts about Ukraine. Hundreds of visitors learned Ukrainian words, took pictures in Ukrainian wreaths and learned about the history and culture of our people. The event became an example of successful cultural diplomacy and a great opportunity to unite the community around common values.

We invite you to a Zoom meeting with Ruslan Telipsky, a Shevchenko scholar who has visited over 1,400 monuments to the Kobzar around the world. The author of dozens of photo exhibitions and the founder of the patriotic procession "Tarasiv Dorogovkaz" will share unique stories about Shevchenko's monumental legacy.

On December 19, the Hromada organization held an online Christmas celebration “Nikolai Comes via Zoom” in support of the children of fallen heroes of Ukraine. The program, with music, jokes, and an auction, united the community and raised donations for the Angelik Foundation. Participants joined from home, and the festive dress code added coziness to this charitable initiative.

The 13th Ukrainian Folk and Classical Music Festival took place on September 20, 2020, in Sacramento-Orangeville, bringing together talented young musicians from all over California. The program featured works by Ukrainian composers and folk melodies performed by children and teenagers on the bandura, violin, piano, and flute. The festival was a true celebration of Ukrainian culture, love of music, and respect for national heritage.

On August 22, Hromada organized a festive charity concert on the occasion of Ukraine's Independence Day at Paradise Beach Park. Despite quarantine restrictions, participants gathered outdoors to honor the holiday and raise funds for a scholarship for a child who lost a father or mother in the war. The festive atmosphere was created by performances by talented performers Ivanna, Juliana, and Anichka.

On July 25, 2020, Hromada hosted an open discussion panel on finance and real estate in turbulent times in Fremont’s Central Park. Participants received advice on maintaining a credit history, choosing a bank, investing, and buying real estate. The event brought together experts in finance, banking, and the housing market and concluded with a question-and-answer session.

On June 20, 2020, Hromada held an open discussion panel at Golden Gate Park on finding work in IT during times of instability. Participants discussed the specifics of employment in the Bay Area and shared their experiences of interviews and salary negotiations. The event took place in a friendly atmosphere with social distancing measures in place and ended with a raffle for those in attendance.

On December 9, the Community and the Ukrainian Catholic Church of the Immaculate Conception invite you to celebrate St. Nicholas Day in San Francisco. The program includes a candy fair organized by children from the “Native School” and a silent charity auction. The recommended donation is $25. All proceeds will go toward gifts for the children of fallen Ukrainian soldiers.

As part of the “Months of Mercy” initiative, the Community and the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church of the Immaculate Conception invite you to a lecture on “The Spectrum of Banking Services in the United States and Personal Finance” on December 2. A personal banker will talk about the history of finance, types of banking products, credit history, and payment systems. The recommended contribution is $25. All funds raised will go toward St. Nicholas Day gifts for the children of fallen Ukrainian defenders.

As part of the “Months of Mercy,” the Community and the Ukrainian Catholic Church of the Immaculate Conception in San Francisco invite you to a “Panel of Medical Professionals.” Topics such as retraining for a career in healthcare in the US and preparing children for admission to medical schools will be discussed, and questions will be answered. The recommended donation is $25, and lunch is $10. All proceeds will go toward St. Nicholas Day gifts for the children of fallen Ukrainian defenders.

On November 11, Prof. Gleb Nikitenko will give a lecture on “Little-known but interesting facts from the history of Ukraine.” The recommended donation is $25—all proceeds will go toward St. Nicholas Day gifts for the children of fallen Ukrainian defenders.