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One Thousand Days of Resilience

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1000 days TODAY since the beginning of russia’s full-scale invasion. The Ukrainian people continue to fight in a war they do not want. Against an adversary they want nothing to do with.

WITHOUT QUESTION, what the world is witnessing in Ukraine is a
Humanitarian Tragedy of Historic Proportions!

  • Over 6 million Ukrainians displaced around the world and 3.5 million internally displaced who continue to struggle with severely restricted access to health care and essential life-sustaining services.
  • As Ukrainians enter a third winter season since the start of this full-scale invasion, access to heating, water, and electricity become dangerously limited, intensifying hardships for millions.
  • More than 2,100 attacks on health facilities have disrupted medical services, leaving hospitals overwhelmed and families without care.

One Thousand Days of RESILIENCE

With your support and partnership, in these 1000 days Nova Ukraine has delivered over $112 million in aid and services, directly impacting nearly 8 million people. Here’s the difference we are making together:

  • Medical Aid: Supplying hospitals and civilians with life-saving equipment, medications, and trauma care resources to save lives and help rebuild lives.
  • Winter Preparedness: Distributing generators, heating units, and warm clothing to help families survive freezing conditions.
  • Educational Support: Opening learning centers and funding STEM programs to ensure children’s education continues amidst the full-scale invasion.
  • Humanitarian Relief and Emergency Response: Assisting displaced families, distributing essential supplies, and supporting evacuations near frontlines.

Breaking News: A Policy Victory

We extend our deepest gratitude to President Joe Biden.

This week, a major policy shift was announced—President Biden approved new measures allowing Ukraine to target military sites within russia for the first time. This decision represents a significant step in strengthening Ukraine’s defense capabilities and underscores the power of collective action.

Nova Ukraine continues to advocate for bipartisan support, contributing to these developments through our work with the American Coalition for Ukraine. Advocacy is a powerful tool, and with your help, we will continue amplifying Ukraine’s voice.

Three Ways to Help Now

As the challenges grow, so does the need for action. Here’s how you can help:

  • DONATE: Your gift delivers critical aid and supports strategic programs for Ukraine’s today and the future.
  • SHARE: Share Ukraine’s story with your community and lawmakers to keep global support strong.
  • VOLUNTEER: Offer your time and expertise to make a tangible impact.

Together, we stand with Ukraine.
SLAVA UKRAÏNI

One Thousand Days of Resilience

Join Us This Holiday Season

DECEMBER 8 @ 5:00 PM-9:00 PM
Always Ukraine – Nova Ukraine Holiday Party and Fundraiser
Oshman Family JCC – 3921 Fabian Way, Palo Alto, CA 94303
ALWAYS UKRAINE is this year’s community theme. Ukraine is always in our hearts. Join us for a night of unity, hope, and endless support for Ukraine.
Reserve Tickets Now.

One Thousand Days of Resilience

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Dec 7, 2024

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Dec 7, 2024

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1000 days TODAY since the beginning of russia’s full-scale invasion. The Ukrainian people continue to fight in a war they do not want. Against an adversary they want nothing to do with.

WITHOUT QUESTION, what the world is witnessing in Ukraine is a
Humanitarian Tragedy of Historic Proportions!

  • Over 6 million Ukrainians displaced around the world and 3.5 million internally displaced who continue to struggle with severely restricted access to health care and essential life-sustaining services.
  • As Ukrainians enter a third winter season since the start of this full-scale invasion, access to heating, water, and electricity become dangerously limited, intensifying hardships for millions.
  • More than 2,100 attacks on health facilities have disrupted medical services, leaving hospitals overwhelmed and families without care.

One Thousand Days of RESILIENCE

With your support and partnership, in these 1000 days Nova Ukraine has delivered over $112 million in aid and services, directly impacting nearly 8 million people. Here’s the difference we are making together:

  • Medical Aid: Supplying hospitals and civilians with life-saving equipment, medications, and trauma care resources to save lives and help rebuild lives.
  • Winter Preparedness: Distributing generators, heating units, and warm clothing to help families survive freezing conditions.
  • Educational Support: Opening learning centers and funding STEM programs to ensure children’s education continues amidst the full-scale invasion.
  • Humanitarian Relief and Emergency Response: Assisting displaced families, distributing essential supplies, and supporting evacuations near frontlines.

Breaking News: A Policy Victory

We extend our deepest gratitude to President Joe Biden.

This week, a major policy shift was announced—President Biden approved new measures allowing Ukraine to target military sites within russia for the first time. This decision represents a significant step in strengthening Ukraine’s defense capabilities and underscores the power of collective action.

Nova Ukraine continues to advocate for bipartisan support, contributing to these developments through our work with the American Coalition for Ukraine. Advocacy is a powerful tool, and with your help, we will continue amplifying Ukraine’s voice.

Three Ways to Help Now

As the challenges grow, so does the need for action. Here’s how you can help:

  • DONATE: Your gift delivers critical aid and supports strategic programs for Ukraine’s today and the future.
  • SHARE: Share Ukraine’s story with your community and lawmakers to keep global support strong.
  • VOLUNTEER: Offer your time and expertise to make a tangible impact.

Together, we stand with Ukraine.
SLAVA UKRAÏNI

One Thousand Days of Resilience

Join Us This Holiday Season

DECEMBER 8 @ 5:00 PM-9:00 PM
Always Ukraine – Nova Ukraine Holiday Party and Fundraiser
Oshman Family JCC – 3921 Fabian Way, Palo Alto, CA 94303
ALWAYS UKRAINE is this year’s community theme. Ukraine is always in our hearts. Join us for a night of unity, hope, and endless support for Ukraine.
Reserve Tickets Now.

One Thousand Days of Resilience

Donate. Impact. Change.

We greatly value your support, and it is indeed crucial. Please consider donating monthly. Your consistent contributions are vital to sustaining our efforts and driving meaningful change over time. Your commitment will make a lasting difference, and we sincerely appreciate your consideration.

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