Who We Are
OUR VISON
We envision a world where the workers and families of people who live in affected areas are provided adequate education, healthcare and safe work environments.
OUR MISSION
The Clean Futures Fund (CFF) raises awareness and provides international support for communities affected by industrial accidents and long-term remedial activities.
We identify and finance humanitarian aid projects and the exchange of information and experiences from affected communities in order to support long-term remedial activities around the world. We are dedicated to strengthening international relations and advancing the United States as a cornerstone of humanitarian aid and a contributing member of the global community.
OUR VALUES
Transparency and Integrity – We act transparently and with integrity in all relationships and operations.
Leadership – We are constantly working to advocate for men, women and children who have been affected.
Cooperation – Together with our partners we are able to impact the lives of so many who need it the most.
CFF activities will always be guided by our mission and vision
CFF’s values of transparency and integrity, leadership, and cooperation are never compromised
CFF personnel are held to the highest standards of fiscal responsibility
CFF humanitarian projects must have stakeholder support
CFF projects must support the local economy and workforce
CFF projects will compliment and cooperate with locally available services
CFF will not compete with other non-profit organizations to provide duplicative assistance
CFF project objectives will be SMART, Specific, Measurable, Assignable, Realistic, and Time-bound
OUR CURRENT GEOGRAPHICAL FOCUS
Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant and Chernobyl Exclusion Zone, Ukraine
Chernobyl worker town of Slavutych, Ukraine
OUR HISTORY
In 2016, they established CFF and in 2017 human and animal healthcare programs were started that remain immensely successful. Lucas left the organization in late 2021 while Erik continues as co-founder and president of the board and says, “We remain committed to the community and population affected by the Chernobyl catastrophe. Our mission is even more important in light of the unjust aggression against Ukraine by the Russian Federation. We will be here for the long term.”
LEADERSHIP
TEAM MEMBERS
Stanislav Shekstelo
Liaison Officer (Ukraine)
Dr. Victoria Beznoshchenko, MD
Medical Director (Ukraine)
Ludmila Yuraskho
Dogs of Chernobyl Liaison (Ukraine)
Jake Hecla
Scientific Advisor (USA)
Timothy Mousseau
Scientific Research Coordinator (USA)
Andrew Simon
Logistics Coordinator (Ukraine)
Kyle Hill
Social Media Ambassador (USA)



