Fall 2026 Grant Applications Are Closed
The long-standing commitment of Ukraine RPCVs to supporting impactful projects in Ukraine is more important than ever, as Ukrainians continue to defend their communities against Russian military attacks and rebuild from the damage of the invasion. We’re proud to offer Peremoha Mini-Grants as an opportunity for Ukraine RPCVs to continue connecting Ukrainian partners with the resources they need.
Fall 2026 Key Facts
- Application Deadline: Closed as of October 2, 2026
- Final Award Decisions: October 23, 2026
- Funding: Mini-grants are awarded up to $1,500.
- Fall Request for Proposals (RFP): English | українською мовою
- Fall Preview Application Questions (for reference): English | українською мовою
Fall 2026 Funding Priorities
For the Fall 2026 round, we are focusing on projects in any of these areas:
- Direct humanitarian assistance — medications, food security, heating and energy storage, insulation, shelter supplies, and other essentials.
- Psychosocial well-being and youth development — after-school programs, arts and culture, sports, and peer support for children, youth, and families.
- Local livelihoods — skills training, vocational workshops, or small assets that help community members, especially IDPs and veterans, build economic opportunity.
- Community stabilization and social cohesion — IDP integration, civic engagement, cultural continuity, and stronger volunteer capacity.
Across all areas, we welcome projects serving vulnerable populations, including IDPs, veterans, persons with disabilities, women, children, seniors, and Roma.
Mini-Grant Success Stories
This fall 2026 cycle is Round 10. Молодці to everyone who has supported and implemented this work! Read our grantee success stories to see the impact we’ve made together.
When Dr. Vassyl Lonchyna placed the Order of Saint Panteleimon medal around Ed Ma’s neck on September 26, 2026, Ed...
With support from a Peremoha Mini-Grant, RPCV Ulat partnered with a the former president of Vinnitsa Peacekeeping Veterans Association to...
On a winter evening in Washington, DC, old and new friends of Ukraine came together to learn, share stories, and...
With support from a Peremoha Mini-Grant, RPCV Abram J. Lyons partnered with a Ukrainian civilian demining team to strengthen life-saving...
Help Fund Mini-Grants
Additional funding for our mini-grants comes from sales of Babusya’s Kitchen, a community cookbook featuring over 100 recipes, heartfelt stories, and vivid photos from Peace Corps Volunteers in Ukraine.
The Peremoha Mini-Grant Fund is powered entirely by donors like you. With your help, we can fund more projects, reach more communities, and make a greater impact—one grant at a time.