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Peremoha Mini‑Grants (Alliance for Ukraine RPCV) is sponsored by Alliance for Ukraine (RPCV network). Mini‑grants for Returned Peace Corps Volunteers in partnership with Ukrainian partners for support of vulnerable populations.
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Babusya’s Kitchen Cookbook 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 cope with the damage caused by the invasion. We’re proud to offer Peremoha Mini-Grants as an opportunity for Ukraine RPCVs to continue connecting Ukrainian partners to needed resources.
Application Deadline: 11:59 p. m.
(Eastern) on February 6, 2026 Request for Proposals (RFP): RFP in English and RFP українською мовою Application Form: Application Copy of the Application Form: copy in English and copy українською мовою Funding: Mini-grants are awarded up to $1,500 Mini-Grant Info Session for RPCVs: Watch the recording of our session from January 22, 2026 All five criteria must be met to be eligible for a Peremoha Mini-Grant: The applicant must be a Returned Peace Corps Volunteer (RPCV), Peace Corps Response Volunteer, or Virtual Service Participant who has completed or closed their engagement, in collaboration with a Ukrainian partner .
The applicant must demonstrate a history of collaboration or a personal or professional connection with the Ukrainian partner organization or individual.
The Ukrainian partner must be one of the following : A registered Ukrainian nonprofit organization; A small business or social enterprise engaged in charitable or socially beneficial activities; A school, college, or university; or An unincorporated volunteer group with a designated project manager. The Ukrainian partner must be located in territory under Ukrainian government control .
The Ukrainian partner must hold a bank account capable of receiving transfers in USD (via bank transfer or Wise account) or a PayPal account . The partner’s financial institution must not be subject to U.S. sanctions. If selected for funding, the Ukrainian partner will be required to provide banking details (e.g., account number and address) as part of the award agreement to facilitate grant disbursement.
The program prioritizes projects that: Provide urgent humanitarian assistance , including but not limited to the provision of medications, food security initiatives, heating or energy storage devices, insulation materials, shelter supplies, and other essential resources for Ukrainians in need.
Support vulnerable populations , including but not limited to internally displaced persons (IDPs), veterans, persons with disabilities, women, children, seniors, and members of the Roma community. Note: Proposals with Ukrainian partners who have not received Peremoha grant funding in any previous rounds are encouraged. However, previously funded partners are still eligible to apply.
Review the RFP ( RFP in English and RFP українською мовою ) and a pplication questions ( copy in English and copy українською мовою Send your questions (if any) to [email protected] . If you are a new RPCV applicant, consider scheduling a 20-minute call to ask questions and review priorities and criteria. Schedule a time through [email protected] .
Submit your application by the deadline: 11:59 p. m. (Eastern) on February 6, 2026 Grant award decisions will be made by March 13, 2026.
Mini-Grant Success Stories We are proud to have awarded grants for 86 projects totaling $120,670 since summer 2022. Молодці to all of you who have supported and implemented this amazing work ! Read our most recent grantee success stories below, and explore all of our impact stories from Ukraine on our News page.
Cooking for a Cause Brings DC Community Together with Varenyky Diplomacy On a winter evening in Washington, DC, old and new friends of Ukraine came together to learn, share stories, and... Peremoha Grantee Story: Clearing the Way With support from a Peremoha Mini-Grant, RPCV Abram J. Lyons partnered with a Ukrainian civilian demining team to strengthen life-saving...
Peremoha Grantee Story: Playing to Learn Thanks to a $1,400 grant, RPCV Ashley Wichman and Nina Chernyavska of Sumy Public Circle launched a hands-on learning program... Peremoha Grantee Story: Hope Sustained With support from a Peremoha Mini-Grant, RPCV Abby Nutsubidze (2010-2014) and Lydia helped provide over 700 pounds of canned stewed...
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.
Cooking for a Cause Brings DC Community Together with Varenyky Diplomacy Peremoha Grantee Story: Clearing the Way Peremoha Grantee Story: Playing to Learn Peremoha Grantee Story: Hope Sustained Babusya’s Kitchen Cookbook Site support by FatLab Web Support © 2026 RPCV Alliance for Ukraine
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Returned Peace Corps Volunteers collaborating with Ukrainian partner organizations (registered nonprofits, social enterprises, schools, or volunteer groups) in government-controlled territory with USD-capable bank accounts. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $1,500. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
The most recent published deadline was February 6, 2026, which has passed. This is a twice per year program, so a new cycle should follow. Check the funder's website for the next application window.
Peremoha Mini‑Grants (Alliance for Ukraine RPCV) is funded by Alliance for Ukraine (RPCV network). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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