Grammarly Has a Deep Connection to Ukraine

I use Grammarly regularly to proofread and edit articles. Did you know it is an  American-headquartered cross-platform cloud-based writing assistant?

Max Lytvyn, Alex Shevchenko, and Dmytro Lider founded Grammarly in 2009. Its mission is to improve lives by improving communication.

The founders are asking Americans to declare their support for the people of Ukraine valiantly resisting the unprovoked Russian invasion. The attack has caused horrifying atrocities.

Grammarly has committed $5 million to organizations and funds supporting Ukraine. View the list of charities here.