We are a volunteer-run organisation. Your gift becomes a language club every Sunday, children’s meetups, concerts and help for people who have just arrived.
What your gift is for
150kr/ month
Partner · your name among our patrons, Silver league in 4 months
Secure payment with Stripe · Cancel anytime
How it works
A one-time gift is charged once. A monthly gift is charged automatically every month until you cancel it.
The minimum is 50 kr: Stripe takes about 2 kr + 2.4 % of every payment, so this way most of your gift reaches the organisation.
You can change or cancel monthly support at any time on My page.
Your card details are handled by Stripe — this site never sees or stores them.
Your name will appear on the Our patrons page; you can hide it at any time on your personal page.
Online payment is coming very soon. Until then, write to us and we will tell you how to give. [email protected]
What it costs you
50 kr= one coffee at a café
150 kr= one cinema ticket
300 kr= a pizza for two
500 kr= dinner at a restaurant
Ways to support
Choose a monthly level or any amount of your own.
Friend
50 kr / month
A basic contribution to building the community and the centre’s day-to-day running costs.
≈ the price of a cup of coffee a month
Your name on the Our patrons page
A thank-you email right after you sign up
Badges in your Support collection
Most chosen
Partner
150 kr / month
Helps cover materials for workshops, children’s activities and language clubs.
Everything in Friend
Silver patron league in just 4 months
Ambassador
300–500 kr / month
A direct contribution to growing our larger cultural and humanitarian projects.
Everything in Partner
An invitation to our yearly private meetup and coffee with the UKKS team
Any amount
Once or monthly, as much as feels right, from 50 kr — and your name among our patrons. Every krone matters.
Our fundraisers
What the Norwegian language club needs
Learning materials, tea and coffee, printouts, paper, ink and other stationery. If we are ever billed for the room, this money is the backup — and in time it can help us rent a space of our own.
Badges for supporting, for taking part in community life and for the site’s little secrets. Tap a badge to see what it means and how to earn it.
Support
First StepEarned
Early BirdEarned
One of Us in Voss3 months of continuous support
Keeper of Traditions6 months of continuous support
Pillar of the Centre1 year of continuous support
Festival PatronA one-time gift during a festival or fundraiser
Big HeartA single gift of 1000 kr or more
One Year TogetherOne year since your first gift
Language Club FriendA gift to the Norwegian language club jar
Patron of CreativityA gift to the children’s art meetups jar
Community
Language BridgeA regular at the language club
Book FriendA book meeting or a book for the shelf
New PageA Ukrainian book given to the library shelf
Community VoiceShare our shared goal while signed in
Site & secrets
ExplorerVisit all the main pages of the site
Easter Egg HunterFind a secret on the site
Night OwlGive or write a review between 00:00 and 05:00
Perfect ProfileFill in your public profile completely
Ten Days in a RowPractise words 10 days in a row
Your personal badge page opens together with online payment.
Patrons and partners
The names of our patrons will appear here. Be the first!
How the leagues work5 leagues — from 50 to 10,000 kr. The more you give, the more visible your name
Bronze from 50 kr
Silver from 500 kr
Gold from 2,000 kr
Platinum from 5,000 kr
Diamond from 10,000 kr
A patron is anyone who has given 50 kr or more. Your league depends on the total of all your gifts, one-time and monthly: the more you give, the higher the league and the more visible your name. We never show amounts — only the league.See all our patrons →
Where the money goes
Every krone goes only to the purposes in our statutes:
Culturechoir, folk dance, Ukrainian traditions
Children and youthcreative activities and workshops
Educationthe language club, talks, sharing knowledge
Inclusionhelp to become part of life in Voss
Researchpublic discussions, work with researchers
Eventsopen celebrations for Ukrainians and Norwegians