March for BYSOL was about consistent work and tangible support
Behind every number is someone’s life, a difficult decision, risk, and hope.
News
BYSOL has started payments to those released on March 19
In 15 days, we raised nearly €104,000. That’s 2,032 donations!
Important! On BYSOL Legal Entities in Poland and the United States
The organizations BYSOL PL FOUNDATION (Poland) and BYSOL USA International Foundation (United States), previously registered for the purposes of BYSOL’s strategic development and sustainability, are currently not under the control of the Foundation’s team. They were not transferred to the team and continue to be controlled by the former founder, A. Stryzhak.
Report on the Emergency Fundraiser for Those Released on September 11
On September 11, it became known that 52 prisoners had been released and forcibly taken out of the country. Many were left completely without documents, and all without any means of subsistence. At that time, BYSOL announced an emergency fundraiser with the goal of raising €50,000. Together, however, we raised more than €111,000.
We've raised more than a million! BYSOL's 2025 year
We are summing up the results of 2025 and would like to present them through key figures. They demonstrate the solidarity of Belarusians, the strength of our community, and our ability to act together. Shall we take a look?
BYSOL in September. Monthly Report
September was a month of warmth and genuine solidarity—and it's all thanks to you!
Final Decision On The Situation With The Accusations Against Andrey Strizhak In Harassment
The Internal Case Review Committee assessed the situation. The issues requiring the commission's decision were: A. Strizhak's cooperation with the BYSOL Foundation and changes to the BYSOL Foundation's organizational processes.
BYSOL in August. Monthly Report
During this month, we collectively raised almost 68 thousand euros, completing 22 personal collections. Figures that testify to our solidarity and willingness to help, share, and support!
Interim results of BYSOL's internal investigation
BYSOL continues its internal investigation into reports of possible cases of sexualized behavior and abuse of power by Andrey Stryzhak.
BYSOL’s Results in June and July
Two summer months — almost thirty evacuations, four dozen completed personal fundraisers, and hundreds of calls to the “Hotline.” But what lies behind these numbers?
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The BYSOL Foundation launches Patreon to support its team!
Now everyone has the opportunity to support the work of the BYSOL Foundation on Patreon.
Support for political prisoners as part of the solidarity marathon “We care!”
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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BYSOL Foundation announces accepting applications for mini-grant for activists and civil initiatives
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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BYSOL in Tik Tok and LinkedIn
BYSOL expands its online presence to raise awareness and provide assistance to victims of repression in Belarus and Belarusian volunteers in Ukraine.
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We are hiring!
BYSOL is seeking a Head of Marketing & Communication Department to develop and execute effective marketing and communication strategies that will help BYSOL achieve its goals.
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BYSOL Financial Statements
You can now read our nationally audited financial statements (brief and extended) at the link in the news.
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Those who leave Belarus without a visa are now required to have a residence permit
According to the newspaper Nasha Niva, Belarusian border guards began to demand residence permits from those who leave the country without a valid European visa.
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Quarterly results and thanks!
In today's article, we want to thank you and tell you about the most important results of the last three months (February-April 2023).
General fundraising
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.