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Every day, Ukrainian heroes hold back Russian invaders at the front line at the cost of their own lives.
You can help them by donating to funds that support the military and veterans.
The Come Back Alive Foundation has been operational since 2014. Our primary objective is to enhance the effectiveness of the Ukrainian Defense Forces, save the lives of our servicemen, and systematically counteract the enemy. To achieve this, the Foundation procures equipment, including thermal optics, drones, vehicles, and surveillance and reconnaissance systems. Come Back Alive is also the first charity organization in Ukraine authorized to purchase and import military and dual-purpose goods. Among other procurements, our team acquired to the defense units the Bayraktar TB2 UAV system, 12 specialized armored vehicles, more than 4600 units of collective infantry weapons, including machine guns, mortars, grenade launchers.
“Hospitallers” is a volunteer organization of paramedics. It was founded by Yana Zinkevich at the beginning of hostilities in Ukraine in 2014. Then Russia annexed Crimea and began hostilities in the east of the country.
The slogan of our organization is “For the sake of every life”. And hospitallers prove every day that for us these are not just words.
Every day, russia launches missile strikes and drones aimed at civilians: schools, hospitals, and residential buildings. People living near the front line are forced to abandon their homes and flee to save their lives.
You can help them by donating to funds that support the civilians who have suffered from Russian military aggression.
Razom was born out of the Revolution of Dignity in 2014 when millions of people worked together and risked their lives to build a pathway to a better future for Ukraine. Maidan successfully cleared the path for new leadership and reforms, and inspired countless citizens to get involved in the process. Soon after, in an effort to stifle and punish Ukraine’s progress, Russia invaded and annexed Crimea and began a war in Eastern Ukraine that it continues to fund and sustain today.
With such conditions some might think the odds are stacked against Ukraine, but Razom is here to break that narrative. Everyday we see individuals and organizations working to create opportunities and a better future for themselves and their communities. Our mission is to help accelerate their individual and collective contributions through projects that unlock Ukraine’s potential and build toward a more prosperous, democratic nation.
KSE is a group of companies that includes a world-class private higher educational institution (KSE University), one of the largest analytical centers of Ukraine (KSE Institute) and a Charitable Foundation (KSE Foundation).
KSE was founded in 1996 by the Economic Research and Education Consortium (EERC) and the Eurasia Foundation.
Since the beginning of the large-scale Russian invasion, the KSE Foundation has been raising funds for charitable assistance for Ukrainians. Before the full-scale invasion, we raised money for education to change lives, and now we raised money to save lives.
The Ukrainian Red Cross has been supporting people affected by war and will not stop now. Your donation will be used to help people in urgent need, including:
– Providing food, clean water, shelter support, warm clothing, hygiene parcels and medicines;
– Responding to emergencies in the country: providing first aid, first psychological aid and other humanitarian aid to victims;
– Implementatiing physical and psychological rehabilitation projects;
– Home based care for single elderly people;
Supporting hospitals and healthcare facilities;
– Supporting fire fighters and civil protection units;
– Training people up in life-saving first aid;
– Educating people on the risks of explosives;
– Repairing vital infrastructure;
– Helping to repair homes, healthcare centres, schools.
During the full-scale war, excluding 2024, Russia destroyed at least 210 thousand (!) buildings in Ukraine, — The New York Times including residential buildings, hospitals, schools.
You can help rebuild Ukraine by donating to funds that support the Ukraine rebuilding.
CREDITS
All photos are taken from the site “war.ukraine.ua” under an open license and are not used for commercial activities.
DISCLAIMER
Hyacinth is not a provider of fundraising services, does not collect or distribute funds, and has no legal relationship with the funds and organizations presented. Donations is voluntary, and the call for donations is a recommendation and part of the political position of Hyacinth.