Andriy Paramonov
The Muravsky Way
ABOUT THE PROJECT
The Denys Paramonov Charity Foundation, within the framework of the Cultural_Code programme, has published another book that enriches our country’s cultural heritage.
The book «Muravskyi Way» vividly reveals the historical significance of the route running from the south to the north of Ukraine in the 16th–18th centuries. Part of this road passed through the Slobozhanshchyna region.
The book is dedicated to representatives of various peoples and cultures who used the Muravskyi Way over several centuries. Thanks to these people—traders and travelers, fugitives and settlers, warriors and defenders—we are able to better understand Ukraine’s past. The Muravskyi Way connects ethnic groups and cultures, allows us to look back into ancient times, and presents history from different perspectives.
The book is also devoted to the Sloboda Cossacks, who defended Ukrainian lands from Tatar raids, and to the chumaks, who restored the trail’s role as an important means of economic and intercultural communication.
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The Denys Paramonov Charity Foundation provided support for organizing commemorative events dedicated to the Day of Remembrance and Victory over Nazism in World War II, observed on May 8
The leadership of the Primary Trade Union Organization of the Administration of the Nemyshlianskyi District of Kharkiv appealed to the Foundation with a request to assist in providing floral arrangements for the Day of Remembrance and Victory over Nazism in World War II events held in the district.
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Children of prisoners from Mykolaiv took part in a donut-making workshop, co-organized by the Denys Paramonov Charity Foundation
Professional pastry chefs demonstrated the entire process—from kneading the dough to creatively decorating the donuts. After that, it was the children’s turn, and they eagerly absorbed the culinary experience.
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See what good deeds the Denys Paramonov Foundation has been up to in April (VIDEO)
At the request of the management of the Voloshyn Institute of Neurology, Psychiatry and Narcology of the National Academy of Medical Sciences of Ukraine, the Foundation supplied the facility with a modern patient monitor. This equipment allows medical staff to fully track a patient’s condition in the postoperative period. Respiratory rate and depth, pulse, and other vital signs are displayed on the monitor, enabling 24/7 observation without the need for additional personnel.
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The Denys Paramonov Charity Foundation co-initiated a visit to an equestrian sports center for children of prisoners from Mykolaiv
The kids experienced a lot of positive emotions while spending time with the animals. Besides, they had the opportunity to ride horses — something most of them had never done before. In addition, the young visitors were able to feed these noble animals.
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Nearly 500 trees are being planted in the center of Krasnokutsk thanks to the initiative of the Denys Paramonov Charity Foundation
This large-scale greening effort is part of the “Forest of Kindness” programme, fully funded by the Foundation.
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Children learned how to make sushi burgers: a cooking workshop was held for children of prisoners from Mykolaiv, co-organized by the Denys Paramonov Charity Foundation
Sushi burgers are currently a popular culinary trend, and that’s exactly what the children explored.
