
UKRAINIAN BROTHERHOOD OF DESTINY
Your privacy
matters.
A clear explanation of how this website works and what happens to the information you choose to share.
Information on this website
This website does not use analytics or advertising cookies. Fonts, images, translations, and animation libraries are served locally. Your hosting provider may process standard technical request information when you visit.
Contacting the team
The contact form prepares an email in your own email application. The information you enter is not submitted to a server or saved by this website. If you choose to send the draft, your email provider processes it under its own privacy policy, and UBD receives the email you send.
Contact UBD at ukrainianbrotherhoodofdestiny@gmail.com with questions about information you share with the organisation.
Language preference
The website starts in English. If you choose Ukrainian, your browser remembers that choice in local storage so it can be applied on other pages. You can switch back to English at any time.
Donations and payment information
When online donations are enabled, the donation form sends your name, email address, and chosen one-time USD amount to our server to create a Stripe Checkout session. Payment details are entered directly on Stripe. This website does not collect or store your card number.
A temporary session cookie protects the donation form and helps prevent duplicate checkout requests. Stripe processes payment and donor information under its own privacy policy. A donation is confirmed only after our server verifies its payment status with Stripe.
External services
Instagram, Facebook, and other external links take you to services with their own privacy practices. Opening an email draft also uses your device’s chosen email application.
Motion and accessibility
The website respects your device’s reduced-motion preference. Smooth scrolling and decorative movement are reduced when that setting is enabled.
Photography and brand assets
Kyiv photography sourced from Unsplash. UBD branding and community imagery are reused from the existing UBD websites for this project.