Ruslan Shostak

Rating of the magazine Focus: 2014 — 99th place, $43 million; 2015 — 86th place, $50 million; 2016 — 68th place, $85 million; 2017 — 66th place, $98 million; 2018 — 42nd place, $195 million

Rating of Novoe Vremya: 2018 — 58th place, $107 million

Rating of Korrespondent magazine: 2018 — 45th place, $136 million

Rating of Forbes Ukraine: 2014 — 93rd place, $71 million; 2015 — 78th place, $43 million; 2016 — 69th place, $60 million 2021 — 87th place, $140 million

In 2024–2025 the foundation's activities became the subject of public debate after a monitoring visit by representatives of the Office of the Ukrainian Parliament Commissioner for Human Rights to facilities in Turkey where evacuated orphaned children were living. A monitoring-group report published to journalists described alleged violations of the children's rights, including restrictions on access to education and medical care, the use of physical and psychological pressure, prohibiting external organisations from visiting the children, and involving minors in the production of promotional videos and charitable materials. Following the published findings, law enforcement authorities opened a criminal investigation; the case was later closed due to insufficient evidence.