Michael Fitzgerald, a 67-year-old doctor and former military veteran from the United States, left behind the serenity of retirement to confront the challenges of rebuilding lives in war-torn Ukraine. Guided by an unwavering sense of purpose, Michael answered a higher calling—to serve where the need is greatest.

Over 30,000 tulip bulbs, the finest from the Netherlands, have been planted with care across all Hansen villages. This effort, made possible through the generosity of our Dutch partners, showcases the strength of collaboration in times of need.

What might seem like a peaceful, ordinary day in this video is truly a gift for many in Ukraine. For a long time, days for these residents meant hiding in basements from explosions, clearing shrapnel from their yards, and enduring the hardships brought by Russian occupants.

It's hard to believe that Senior Chudo Village has been a home for so many senior war victims for a whole year now. Today, it has blossomed into Ukraine's first-of-its-kind senior living community, offering not just shelter, but a fresh start for those who lost everything due to the war.

September has been incredibly productive. Following an unforgettable trip to Disneyland with children from Hansen Village and Hansen Apartments, our founder, Dell Loy Hansen, visited Ukraine to assess the progress of ongoing projects and reconnect with those who have become part of the Hansen Ukrainian Mission family.

For both the children and their accompanying parents, this escape from the harsh realities of war was a much-needed chance to immerse themselves in a world of joy and fantasy. The memories of this trip will undoubtedly stay with them for a long time.

“This was truly incredible. Thank you so much for this journey. I myself returned to childhood.” — Mom from Hansen Village

Since 2023, we've proudly employed over 1,000 local construction workers, offering stable jobs and helping families regain stability in these challenging times. Each worker is part of a greater mission to restore our beautiful country and make it even better.

More than 70 children who are orphans, half-orphans, or have parents in captivity departed on an unforgettable trip to the world of magic.

One woman’s story should remind the West of its duty to Ukraine. Clearly many folks have forgotten – or ignore – the lessons of history.