Mandra Petrichor joins charity partnership with Atlas Festival and Come Back Alive Foundation

Mandra Petrichor, a cottage complex within the Ribas Hotels Group portfolio, has become a partner in a charity initiative together with Atlas Festival and the Come Back Alive Foundation. Everyone who donated 150 UAH or more in support of Ukraine’s Defense Forces was entered into a raffle for three nights’ stay at the complex. The winner was announced on August 20.

Mandra Petrichor is located an hour from Kyiv, set in a forest, and comprises twenty cottages. Each one has its own terrace with a wood-fired hot tub and a barbecue area, and this summer’s main addition is an open-air pool nestled among the pines. The complex is built around the idea of quiet and privacy — a place for those who want to step away from the pace of the city for a few days.

For Ribas Hotels Group, this kind of partnership is not an isolated case but part of ongoing work: the company regularly joins initiatives supporting the military, including free-stay programs for defenders and their families. Ahead of Independence Day, the company also contributed 120,000 UAH toward the purchase of “Flags of Independence” as part of the Ukraine WOW and Hres Todorchuk initiative. All funds raised went toward ground robotic systems for Ukraine’s Defense Forces. More than 90 businesses joined the fundraiser, along with donors from Ukraine and abroad.