Andrii Biedniakov recently visited Hansen Village to meet families who found refuge here after losing their homes. His project, IDP, carries an important message—life is priceless, and even after devastation, new beginnings are possible.

Our founder, Dell Loy Hansen, recently spoke at the ReBuild Ukraine conference in Warsaw, presenting the impactful initiatives of Hansen Mission in Ukraine. The event provided a key platform to discuss Ukraine's reconstruction and attract international investments.

Highlighted projects included Hansen Village, housing reconstruction programs, infrastructure for internally displaced persons, and the construction of clinics and schools.

Earlier this November, we celebrated the grand opening of Senior Chudo Village 2—a milestone filled with hope and joy. One of our honored guests for this special occasion was U.S. Ambassador Bridget A. Brink. Her presence symbolized the vital international support and solidarity that Ukraine needs during these challenging times.

We were honored to welcome Ukraine’s First Lady, Olena Zelenska, to Hansen Village for a truly special meeting.

This was a chance to show how Hansen Village has become a place of hope and new beginnings for over 300 families who lost their homes to the war. Our mission is about more than just housing—it’s about creating a safe and caring community where people can start anew with confidence in a brighter future.

The founder of Hansen Ukrainian Mission, Dell Loy Hansen, recently had the honor of meeting with the current vice president of the United States, Kamala Harris.

Hansen Ukrainian Mission and Hansen Family Foundations together with Wasatch entities and business partners proudly presented a $1 million check to the Olena Zelenska Foundation to support Ukraine’s recovery.

For the Hansen Ukrainian Mission Team, Zelenskyy's visit underscores the importance of international solidarity in supporting Ukraine.

Dell Loy Hansen has been awarded the prestigious Philanthropist of the Year award by Ukraine for his exceptional dedication and unwavering commitment to alleviating suffering and inspiring hope among the Ukrainian people since the start of the war.

“Thank you for your support and for the new projects for our people, for Ukrainian families. These include the construction of a new medical center, new schools for Ukrainian children, and housing for IDPs,” - The President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy

Great opportunity for the US team to see the construction progress of the village, get to know the Ukrainian team, and learn more about the lives of happy residents who are finding hope here.

Dell Loy Hansen, as the founder of one of the main housing projects for Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs), had a chance to present the successful work of our foundation during the discussion about Recovery and Development of Communities and Territories During War and Post-War Period.

Dell Loy Hansen and representatives from the World Trade Center Utah and the University of Utah visited the UN in NYC to bring awareness to the plight of the Ukrainian people and laid out a blueprint for rebuilding communities.

On December 6, the opening of the second stage of "Hansen's town" - a residence for IDPs - took place in Tarasivka. Over the course of two days, 80 families, including about 100 children, received keys to their apartments.

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy held a meeting with American businessman and philanthropist, founder and executive director of Wasatch Group, Dell Loy Hansen.