July 21, 2026

Building Bridges for Greater Impact: UA House Meets with Serhiy Prytula and His Team

UA House was honored to meet with Serhiy Prytula and his team to explore new opportunities for collaboration and strengthen connections that can expand support for Ukrainians both in the United States and in Ukraine.

UA House was honored to welcome Serhiy Prytula, a prominent Ukrainian public figure and founder of the Serhiy Prytula Charity Foundation, along with members of his team.

Our meeting provided a valuable opportunity to get to know one another, exchange ideas, and discuss potential areas of collaboration. We discovered many points of connection between our organizations and a shared commitment to supporting Ukrainians and strengthening the communities that stand behind them.

As an organization deeply connected to the Ukrainian community in California, UA House looks forward to helping build stronger connections between the Serhiy Prytula Charity Foundation and local Ukrainian communities, businesses, nonprofit organizations, and potential partners. By bringing people and organizations together, we believe we can create new opportunities for cooperation and expand the collective impact of initiatives supporting Ukrainians both here in the United States and in Ukraine.

This meeting was an important first step toward building a meaningful partnership. We are grateful to Serhiy Prytula and his team for the open and productive conversation and look forward to turning the ideas we discussed into future collaboration.

Strong partnerships begin with shared values, open dialogue, and a willingness to work together. We are excited about what we can accomplish together.

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