HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCEPrecision Aid. Real Impact.

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Built on a Simple Principle

Ukraine needs more than goodwill. It needs the right resources, in the right hands, at the right time. That's the standard Ukraine Rises holds itself to — every intervention, every decision.We start every program the same way: by asking what the ground actually needs. We survey local partners, hospitals, and community organizations before committing resources. We move fast when the window is open. And we say no to what doesn't fit — even when it's free.

That discipline is what allowed us to turn a pharmaceutical company's expiring inventory into 1.4 million doses of diabetes medication delivered to Ukrainian clinics in a matter of weeks. We surveyed dozens of hospitals first, matched supply to real need, and declined the rest of the donation. No waste. No burden on already-stretched local partners.

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Learn more about the humanitarian emergency in Ukraine, our ongoing impact, and our continued efforts to aid the people of Ukraine through our charity.

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"Older people who cannot easily move, people with disabilities, single parents, vulnerable children and adolescents, people with chronic illnesses and those already displaced are among the first to feel every shock and the last to recover."

— Matthias Schmale, UN Humanitarian Coordinator for Ukraine

$588 billion

That is the estimated cost of rebuilding Ukraine over the coming decade — nearly 3x the country's entire GDP. And the number keeps growing with every passing month of the war.

Ukraine's humanitarian crisis is not slowing down. It is deepening. The people who need help today cannot wait for the war to end — and neither can we.
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What We Fund

Ukraine's humanitarian needs have evolved. The chaos of the early invasion has given way to something more specific: schools replacing shattered windows, children attending art therapy and weekend camps to process unimaginable trauma, first responders equipped with generators and protective gear so they can keep doing their jobs. The needs are more defined now — and so is our approach to meeting them.

Beyond monetary donations, we periodically coordinate bulk-in-kind donations of critical supplies. Financial contributions are always our preference, as they allow us to purchase goods closer to Ukraine, reduce shipping costs, and respond faster to what's needed on the ground. But if you have access to large quantities of high-priority items such as generators, power banks, solar chargers, trauma kits, tourniquets, or medications, we'd love to hear from you. All in-kind donations require advance coordination, so please reach out before sending anything.

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See Other Ways We’re Supporting Ukraine

Humanitarian Assistance

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1.4M+ doses
Of critical medication delivered to Ukrainians living with diabetes — because chronic disease doesn't pause for war.
13,075
As of 25 November 2022, at least 13,075 Ukrainian children have been killed, injured, forcibly deported into Russian territory or have otherwise gone missing.
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Women & Children
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Pro bono consulting and financial support for local enterpreneurs
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Servicemembers & Veterans
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Witness testimony documentation and advocacy
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Entrepreneurs & Catalysts