Sponsors

The team of “Humor of Ukraine” thanks the sponsors for their support.
It makes possible our development and spread of the Ukrainian word among diaspora communities.
If you or your organization would also like to become our sponsor, please follow the link below.

Buduchnist Credit Union Financial

Buduchnist Credit Union opened its doors on May 29, 1952, with 162 members and over $22,000 in assets. It was founded by 25 forward-thinking Ukrainians who immigrated to Canada after WWll. Their mission was to create a financial cooperative whose combined assets would benefit both its members and the larger Ukrainian community in Canada. From its humble beginnings in an office on 140 Bathurst St. in Toronto, to a modern, full-service, multi-branch Ontario-wide financial institution, Buduchnist Credit Union has grown to become one of the largest Ukrainian Credit Unions in Canada and the largest ethnic credit union in Ontario.

Buduchnist Credit Union Foundation

BCU Foundation is a member-supported charitable institution which was created to establish a permanent means of delivering substantial assistance to noteworthy community-based cultural and educational endeavours in Canada.

BCU Foundation has been proud to play a leading role in the development and promotion of our Ukrainian-Canadian community through its generous financial contributions and volunteer work, driven by its motto: Community Spirit Binding Generations. BCU Foundation is committed to funding projects and activities that promote the rich Ukrainian-Canadian cultural identity and depict the historical context of the Ukrainian-Canadian experience. Its support also enhances the development of community organizations and fosters leadership in the Ukrainian-Canadian community.

Since its establishment, BCU Foundation has distributed over $15 million in support of countless projects to a multitude of organizations across Canada.

Ucrainica Research Institute

Ucrainica Research Institute is a charitable non-profit organization dedicated to education and research, providing information on issues affecting the dynamics of the Ukrainian Canadian community within the framework of multiculturalism. Being community-oriented as far as the nature of its research and education goals is concerned, the Institute has become an important resource centre. In this respect, the Institute complements the activities of established academic institutions in Canada in specific areas of research.