mySOLULU wasn’t born in an office full of spreadsheets. It grew from a simple instinct:
when Ivo saw an opportunity to help, he acted.

He supported people, shared advice, and brought the right connections together. There was a lot of joy in seeing what one helping hand could set in motion. But there was also frustration — good intentions alone weren’t always enough. Without coordination, energy scattered and help didn’t always reach the people who needed it most.

That realization became the beginning of mySOLULU.

We believed the world of giving needed something new. That charity didn’t have to feel heavy or distant, hidden behind empty words and complicated processes. And that there shouldn’t be silence between those who want to help and those who need it.

We wanted to break that silence.

Not by turning charity into a performance, but by bringing it back to people — with humanity, understanding, and openness. Helping should feel natural. It shouldn’t intimidate or be reserved for a chosen few.

That’s why mySOLULU became a crossroads of help — a place where companies, non-profits, and individuals come together.

Where business meets humanity.
Where helping isn’t an obligation, but a shared sense of purpose.

We were born from the belief that doing good can have drive, a sense of humor, and the courage to challenge the way things have always been done. That charity can be bold, playful — even a little bit punk.

And that no one who decides to lend a helping hand should ever have to do it alone.

We help those who help others. People and organizations who aren’t afraid to roll up their sleeves and take action where others simply shrug.

We stand behind projects that make a real difference — from children’s homes and shelters to mental health support, hospices, and educational programs. We work with organizations such as Klokánek, Zkruhu, and the St. Teresa Shelter.

We’re not a one-way charity.

We’re not driven by pity, but by action — by concrete help that changes everyday lives, not just statistics on a spreadsheet.