#STANDWITHUKRAINE
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The world’s eyes and hearts are set on the difficult days in Ukraine. We feel that, despite the distance, our hands have a lot of power. Just extend them to those who are on the battlefront, welcome those who arrive, deliver something that is really needed…
That is why we have gathered on this page institutions that are planting hope in a scenario of tension and war. If you know of any others that are not on this list, please contact us. Let’s join our hands!
International aid
Red cross
Red Cross’s International Committee considers that, at this stage, the collection of items such as food, clothing and medicines is not recommended, due to the greatest difficulty, if it is in its transport, or in its storage and management in Ukraine or in bordering countries that will receive refugees. Cruz Roja’s response will extend over a period of time that goes beyond the moment of the crisis and, therefore, the importance of raising funds that allow mid-term support to this affected population.
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United Nations
The UN is also withdrawing funds to provide humanitarian assistance to Ukrainian families. Donations can be made once or with the frequency you want (weekly or monthly).
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UNICEF
UNICEF currently has 140 members spread across several regions of Ukraine that provide humanitarian aid, day and night. They are also strengthening teams on the borders with Poland, Romania and Moldavia to receive and support refugees, among their majority women and children. UNICEF is withdrawing donations to meet the needs of potable water, medical care, protection and education for children and edibles.
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Local humanitarian aid projects
Doctors Without Borders
Staffers with the medical relief organization remain in Ukraine and are seeking ways to respond to the medical and humanitarian needs as the conflict evolves. This international organization is accepting donations on this link.
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762 Project
Project 7,62 is an independent, volunteer-run initiative. Volunteers have been collecting, analyzing and posting information about Russia’s troop buildup along Ukraine’s border for much of the past year.
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Razom for Ukraine
Started in 2014 and devoted to building a stronger democracy in Ukraine, the nonprofit is now “focused on purchasing medical supplies for critical situations like blood loss and other tactical medicine items.” They have a list of supplies it has purchased already and an appeal for more support.
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