Pope receives unique gift with help of MHP’s charitable foundation

A unique embroidered towel that combines traditional Ukrainian embroidery, gastronomic heritage and modern technologies was created with support from MHP-Hromadi Charitable Foundation.

February 25, 2026

Woman speaking at podium during UKRINFORM press conference with EU and Ukrainian flags, panel of five seated participants

The Eneida embroidered towel can be seen at left.

Courtesy MHP-Hromadi Charitable Foundation

During a recent visit to the Vatican, representatives of the International Women’s Movement For Family Values presented Pope Leo XIV with the unique embroidered towel Eneida, created with the support of the MHP-Hromadi Charitable Foundation.

MHP-Hromadi is a Ukrainian charitable foundation established in 2015 to support communities in addressing social, economic and environmental challenges. The foundation operates in 13 regions of Ukraine and works in more than 700 localities. It is affiliated with Ukrainian poultry and feed producer MHP (Myronivskyi Hliboproduct) and operates as a key social investment vehicle for the group.

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