About Sunflower Network:

Since launching in March 2022, Sunflower Network has delivered over $3.5M of life-saving aid to Ukrainians in need by empowering local networks doing the hard work. What began as grassroots art galleries in a former New York City hair salon, raising money for medical supplies and generators, has transformed into a commitment to build a WHO-standard hospital in Ukraine supported by the Clinton Global Initiative.

On one of our early trips to Ukraine, we connected deeply to the art, fashion and culture radiating from the country and its people. In October 2022, our team opened up our first pop-up art gallery in an old hair salon in New York City, which garnered $200,000 for our mission and 800 opening night attendees. Since then we have expanded our footprint to Los Angeles and Aspen, and created three successful art exhibitions, a fashion show, and a pop-up streetwear shop that have not only raised essential funds for immediate and long-term impact, but also fostered a profound sense of shared humanity across borders.

About Project Horizon:

War has decimated Ukraine’s healthcare infrastructure. Active combat in the east and south have caused mass migration westward, straining a system already under-resourced and in disrepair. Sunflower Network is leading a global coalition to build a WHO-standard hospital in Brody, Ukraine; the first public-private partnership to build healthcare infrastructure in the country since the start of the war. Project Horizon will serve an immediate population of 150,000 and a surrounding population of 5 million.

Evening at Sonya Gallery: A Sunflower Network Project