Lviv IT Cluster Joins the Reconstruction of Lviv After the Missile Attack

The Lviv IT Cluster Fund is allocating 1 million UAH to help rebuild Lviv following the Russian attack. Additionally, tech companies that are members of our business association will contribute another 3 million UAH to the city’s recovery.

We are grateful to Intellias for their support and significant contribution to this initiative. In addition, we would like to thank to other member companies that have already supported us: Linkup Studio, Sombra, PLVision, Impressit, Forbytes, Relevant Software, and Qubstudio, 

“Today, everyone feels a strong duty to help rebuild the city. Although our association’s activities extend beyond Lviv, our roots are deeply planted here. Our hometown needs support now more than ever. The enemy continues to target our history: homes, cherished childhood places, schools, hospitals, and cultural buildings. But we will not stand idly by. We are committed to restoring these damaged structures as swiftly as possible. We extend our gratitude to the tech companies that have supported our initiative,” commented Stepan Veselovskyi, CEO of Lviv IT Cluster.

“The missile strike on civilian infrastructure and residential buildings in Lviv is another reminder of  the insidiousness and wickedness of our enemy. We immediately responded to the Lviv IT Cluster initiative and donated to the restoration of the destroyed and damaged buildings. We encourage other businesses to join in as well,” says Vitaly Sedler, CEO and co-founder of Intellias.

The Lviv IT Cluster team will take full control and oversight of all fund transfers and usage. Our highly qualified specialists will ensure a professional, transparent, and honest management of the entire process, from conducting necessary tender procedures to supervising the reconstruction works. We are committed to ensuring that all stakeholders can trust that the allocated funds will be used solely for the intended purpose and for the recovery of our city.

We urge other members of Lviv IT Cluster to join in the reconstruction efforts. For details, please contact Yurii Ohonovskyi at yurii.ohonovskyi@itcluster.lviv.ua.

As a reminder, on September 4, around 5 a.m., the enemy launched a combined attack on Lviv using missiles and Shahed drones. The attack damaged 188 buildings, 20 of which are in critical condition. Preliminary estimates indicate that over 3,200 windows were shattered in residential buildings across the Frankivskyi and Zaliznychnyi districts. Additionally, 5 educational institutions, 2 creative centers, 2 medical facilities, and the Orthodox Church of Ukraine St. George the Victorious were also affected.