STAND WITH UKRAINE
Your donation will provide emergency relief and help grow our efforts in assisting Ukrainians with humanitarian aid during this war.
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Who We Are
Nova Ukraine is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing humanitarian aid to the people of Ukraine and raising awareness about Ukraine in the United States and throughout the world. Thanks to your generous donations, we fund a variety of projects to help the people of Ukraine and to strengthen Ukraine’s democratic society. The Nova Ukraine team and volunteers have been working tirelessly to help people in need. We greatly appreciate the overwhelming support from all of you!
Our Impact So Far
Since 2014, we have raised tens of millions of dollars thanks to the incredible support of donors like you. We rely on the work of unpaid volunteers, some of whom have taken time off work or even quit their jobs to help coordinate humanitarian aid for Ukraine. Since the war began, we have distributed $78+ million, with a majority of spending devoted to life-saving medical aid. More than 98% of that has gone directly to humanitarian aid.
The Impact of Your Donations
on Projects
Donations *
1,215+Generators Delivered
20,938+Tons ofAid Delivered
131,825+People and Animals Evacuated
562,408+Aid Packages Delivered
3,517+Volunteers in Ukraine
4,279,165+People HelpedOngoing Projects
Latest News
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Kakhovka Dam’s Destruction Unleashed New Level of Devastation
On June 6, thousands of people in Southern Ukraine woke up surrounded by floods. Amid a grueling, brutal military conflict, Russian troops blew up the large Kakhovka Dam. The explosion…
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The Killing Fields russia Left Behind
Even in Ukraine’s de-occupied territories, russian soldiers have transformed hundreds of kilometers into killing fields rife with camouflaged landmines. Although those territories were re-taken by Ukrainian soldiers, the russian army…
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Floodwaters Devastate Dozens of Towns in Ukraine
On June 6, parts of the Kherson region in Southern Ukraine were devastated by floodwaters from the Kakhovka dam, and the region is now facing a “monumental humanitarian, economic, and…