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At the end of July, the BYSOL Foundation took part in the online solidarity marathon “We don't care about everything”, where joint efforts raised more than half a million euros.
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We announce a program to support projects aimed at solving socio-political problems in Belarus, democratic change and development of civil society in the country.
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Natallia Dulina, a former associate professor at the Italian Language Department of MSLU, was sentenced to 3.5 years of imprisonment. On 21 June 2025, she was expelled to Lithuania without documents or means. She needs help.
A woman from Minsk joined the protests in 2020 in Belarus. She was beaten by OMON, managed to emigrate, and is now in need of support from compassionate Belarusians.
After her time in a correctional facility, Ludmila started life anew – alone and without resources. She needs support to survive and get back on her feet.
Katsiaryna is an artist and painting teacher from Hrodna. She’s 24 and has endured political persecution, sexual threats, and two major surgeries. She is currently recovering from surgery and cannot work. She needs help.
The Belarusian family escaped persecution in their homeland, but found themselves in a difficult financial situation in exile. Without support, they risk losing their home and the minimal stability they had managed to build with great effort.
A protest participator and a volunteer fighter, he was seriously injured. Now «Tiger» can't work and needs help to recover, go through rehabilitation and just to survive.
Natallia Dulina, a former associate professor at the Italian Language Department of MSLU, was sentenced to 3.5 years of imprisonment. On 21 June 2025, she was expelled to Lithuania without documents or means. She needs help.
Siarhei Sheleh is a PhD in biology. At the age of 64, he received one of the harshest sentences in Belarus for donations: 8,5 years. He was released on the same day as Siarhei Tsikhanouski and evacuated to Lithuania. He needs support to begin a new life.
Andrei fled Belarus to avoid prison, but after a serious injury from a traffic accident in Poland, he is unable to work and asks for support during his recovery.
Kiryll is 21 years old. He spent nearly two years in a Belarusian prison for his anti-war stance and support for Ukraine. He was released on the same day as Siarhei Tsikhanouski and immediately transferred to Lithuania – with no belongings, no money, and no support. Kiryll is now asking for help to start his life anew.
Aleksandr spent nearly four years behind bars for joining peaceful protests. After his second release, he was placed under constant surveillance and faced the threat of another arrest. To preserve his freedom, he fled Belarus with almost nothing. He now needs support to survive in exile and rebuild his life.
After her time in a correctional facility, Ludmila started life anew – alone and without resources. She needs support to survive and get back on her feet.
A protest participator and a volunteer fighter, he was seriously injured. Now «Tiger» can't work and needs help to recover, go through rehabilitation and just to survive.
The Belarusian family escaped persecution in their homeland, but found themselves in a difficult financial situation in exile. Without support, they risk losing their home and the minimal stability they had managed to build with great effort.
The civil activist went through six months in prison and was deprived of her home. Now, after being evacuated to Lithuania, she dreams of mastering permanent makeup to regain stability and confidence in the future.
My dad faces up to 15 years in prison for reporting to «Belaruski Gayun» when he saw military equipment. I am collecting money for a lawyer.
“This is it. I no longer have a brother. Sasha has passed on to a better world at the age of 46,” wrote former political prisoner Olga Klaskouskaya on her Facebook page.
BYSOL fundraising
We are a group of LGBTQ+ activists from Belarus. The wave of repression in Belarus, KGB pressure, criminal cases, detentions and “extremist” articles have affected us too. Many of us have lost our homes, jobs, access to education and medical care. We are in different countries, in different difficult situations today. Despite this, we’ve united by a common experience of vulnerability and the fight for safety, as well as the desire to continue our work. We need your help.
Until August 2020, we, like all Belarusians, were engaged in our own projects, but we couldn't stay away when the country was gripped by a wave of violence and lawlessness. Now we help those who suffered at the hands of the regime.
BYSOL supports released political prisoners and their families, people forced to leave the country, Belarusian volunteers in Ukraine, and initiatives that help Belarusians fight lawlessness in the country.
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Initiatives
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After persecution and being blocked in Belarus, the “Vitebsky Courier news” team continues to fight for the truth about their hometown. The project is now on the brink of closure – this fundraiser will help keep the newsroom running and launch new formats.
130 Territorial Defense Battalion needs your help. To further carry out the tasks of liberating and defending positions in the Kharkiv region, the fighters need to acquire three portable monocular night vision devices.
12 artists who left their homeland because of repressions will show their works in Europe for the first time. They need support to make it happen.
We create postcards and merch with drawings from the letters of political prisoners. All funds raised go to transfers to political prisoners through the Dissidentby initiative.
The levy is opened to help the BELPOL organization grow, expand its capacity, and support its participants and partners.
The First Volunteer Mobile Hospital, known by its Ukrainian acronym PDMSH, is a team of hundreds of medical volunteers from around the world who have been saving lives at the frontline in the area of fighting with Russian occupation forces since 2014.
12 artists who left their homeland because of repressions will show their works in Europe for the first time. They need support to make it happen.
After persecution and being blocked in Belarus, the “Vitebsky Courier news” team continues to fight for the truth about their hometown. The project is now on the brink of closure – this fundraiser will help keep the newsroom running and launch new formats.
Belarusian volunteers are ready to take on a new challenge and participate in demining liberated territories so that civilians can return there.
The levy is opened to help the BELPOL organization grow, expand its capacity, and support its participants and partners.
The Belarusian Orthodox Community of the Constantinople Patriarchate in Vilnius needs funds to pay rent and repair the premises where worship services and community meetings will be held. We need to purchase the necessary furniture and liturgical utensils.
The Telegram channel of the medical initiative «Белые халаты» tells about the real situation in the health care system in Belarus. The project team needs your support.
130 Territorial Defense Battalion needs your help. To further carry out the tasks of liberating and defending positions in the Kharkiv region, the fighters need to acquire three portable monocular night vision devices.
The First Volunteer Mobile Hospital, known by its Ukrainian acronym PDMSH, is a team of hundreds of medical volunteers from around the world who have been saving lives at the frontline in the area of fighting with Russian occupation forces since 2014.
Volunteers from the “Come to My Voice” project provide assistance to Belarusian refugees on a daily basis, whether they are fleeing war or repression. Previously, our team has been successful on our own, but the moment has come when our future ability to help depends on each and every one of you.
We create postcards and merch with drawings from the letters of political prisoners. All funds raised go to transfers to political prisoners through the Dissidentby initiative.
Fund´s statistics
As of April 14, 2025
- 2172 requests received help with evacuation
- 286 activist projects received assistance
- 947 fundraising campaigns posted on the website
- 1361 dismissed people supported
- 38 vehicles transferred to help Ukraine
- 1283 political prisoners/released people received help
- 126 requests from volunteers and veterans of the Russian-Ukrainian war supported
- 25676 hotline requests processed
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