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Nevada Doctor Collects Medical Equipment for Ukraine

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"Massive aid will soon support the rebuilding of Ukraine, and we see major opportunities in the energy, construction, medical and telecoms sectors," Markov said. "Without doubt, Ukraine will soon become a new country — renewed physical appearance, more confident, creative and forward-looking labor force, as well as more modern, more effective government trusted by the people."

Volunteer Group Rebuilds Homes and Lives in Wake of War

Nova Ukraine Funds the Escape of Mariupol Refugees Deported to Russia

Art exhibit, benefit concert work to raise funds for Ukrainian artists – Orlando Sentinel

CityArts Orlando presents 'Ukrainian Artists Defending Freedom' exhibit May 1-15 at CityArt' upstairs Redefine Gallery So far, the exhibit has raised more than $8,000 for Nova Ukraine, the nonprofit organization the Ukrainian artists chose for the cause.

GOGOL BORDELLO Announces Special, Intimate London Show at Electric Brixton in July

Returning to London for the first time since 2017, self-proclaimed gypsy punk rockers GOGOL BORDELLO will be performing a special, intimate show at London’s Electric Brixton on Saturday, July 16th. Bearing witness as his homeland endured the heinous barrage of a violent and deadly invasion from Russia, Eugene recently joined forces with Les Claypool of Primus to collaborate on ‘Zelensky: The Man With the Iron Balls’ a joint release to rally support for the Ukrainian people. The track also features Stewart Copeland, Sean Lennon, Billy Strings, and fellow Gogol bandmate Sergey Ryabtsev. Proceeds from the sale of the single will be donated to Nova Ukraine, a nonprofit organisation dedicated to providing humanitarian aid to the people of Ukraine.

Ukrainian UNMC staff members donate medical supplies to home country

OMAHA, Neb. —Doctors are also on the frontlines of the war in Ukraine, helping people hurt by the violence. A group of UNMC staff is bringing aid to those health care workers on the other side of the world. With the help of the nonprofit Nova Ukraine and donations from colleagues, they've now sent two shipments of urgent medical supplies to a local hospital in Ukraine.

Stanford Students Host Event to Show Support for Ukraine

“At the beginning of the war, we were all very sad didn’t know what to do we were helpless and then, we start to act and a lot of people start helping us, us is helping us a lot of other countries as well,” said Stanford student Kateryna Pistunova. They aimed to show what different organizations have been doing…and create a dialogue about the impact of their efforts. “It’s providing medical supplies its helping at hospitals helping refugees that have come in,” said Rodion Yaryy of the non-profit group Nova Ukraine.

Bay Area Woman Designs Shirts for Ukraine Aid

As the third month of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine continues, Ukrainians here in the U.S. are still finding new ways to raise awareness. Including a Bay Area-based who is a graphic design student. Daria been selling the shirts online. All the proceeds go to Bay Area-based profit Nova Ukraine, which is providing humanitarian aid.

Native Ukrainian leads shoe drive for Ukraine aid

A local Ukraine-born pharmacist is leading a shoe drive to benefit nonprofit Nova Ukraine, collecting gently used and new shoes of all types and sizes to raise money for essential medical supplies and medications. Funds2orgs.com will purchase the shoes and distribute them to third-world countries as well as Ukraine.

Bay Area relief groups worry about donor fatigue impacting upcoming events

"Unfortunately we are observing significant donor fatigue, where we were getting more donations at the beginning of the war and now 70 days later we see donations trickling down," said Nick Bilogorskiy, co-chair of the non-profit Nova Ukraine. Bilogorskiy says there is still great suffering and great need for aid to the Ukrainian people. "Every day Ukraine continues to be like a 9/11 in the U.S.," said Bilogorskiy, "I just heard from my native Kharkiv where a friend of mine has lost his parents in a rocket attack and it's deeply tragic, and it's happening every day, and it's not okay."

Bay Area classical music greats come together for Ukraine benefit concert

An array of Bay Area and international luminaries from the classical music world — including world-renowned mezzo-sopranopianist-composer Jake Heggie, conductor Nicole Paiement and members of the San Francisco Symphony — are slated to perform in a concert to benefit Ukraine in the wake of the Russian invasion of that country. Proceeds will go to the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society, famed chef and philanthropist José Andrés‘ World Central Kitchen and Nova Ukraine. Dimmock said the goal is to raise $100,000, of which 60% to 70% is already in hand.

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Nova Ukraine Running Team at Bay to Breakers 2022

Nova Ukraine is joining the Bay to Breakers race in an effort to support Ukrainians impacted by Russian aggression. All money raised will go towards providing desperately needed humanitarian aid in Ukraine, including critical medical supplies, food deliveries, safe evacuations, and assistance to displaced families with children. On Sunday, May 15, Nova Ukraine’s team of 15 runners will start in the Embarcadero neighborhood by the San Francisco Bay and run through nine of the city’s neighborhoods. The event starts at Golden Gate Park (47th Avenue and JFK Boulevard) at 7:30 a.m. Every step of the race will go towards helping thousands of people devastated by the war. These include the needy in dozens of destroyed cities and villages of Ukraine, displaced people throughout the country, and refugees in Ukraine and abroad. “With this run I want to convert our energy into kindness” says Nick Bilogorskiy, co-founder of Nova Ukraine. “Our message is simple: One step equals one dollar for Ukraine. Just imagine: with two dollars our charity can cover a hot meal for a refugee, ten dollars feed a family for a few days. And 70 dollars can save a Ukrainian life via a fully-equipped first aid kit.” Nova Ukraine is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing humanitarian aid to the people of Ukraine, raising awareness about Ukraine, and strengthening Ukraine's democratic society. “All my thoughts are with my parents and with those who suffer in Ukraine because of the cruel Russian war against our country,” says Oleksandrd Skorokhod, Nova Ukraine’s team leader for the event and Ukrainian trail running vice champion in 2021. “The funds raised by the Nova Ukraine’s running team will help save lives and improve the lives of those in distress in Ukraine.”

Broadway and Vine concert series comes to in St. Helena

The monthly concert series will pair each Broadway performance with world class wine and culinary experiences in picturesque vineyard and resort settings. Broadway and Vine, which was founded by Tony Award nominee Jacob Langfelder (Sea Wall/A Life), has a mission to provide mentorship, masterclass and performance opportunities for students and pre-professional performing artists. Tickets begin at $125 at broadwayandvine.org.

Monroe family raising funds, medical supplies for war in Ukraine

Gogol Bordello tour heads to Boston, raises funds for Ukraine

Nonprofit makes appeal to San Diegans to ‘adopt a Ukrainian refugee family’

One Ukrainian Factory Owner Joins the War Effort

Shamil Malachiyev helps run his family's business: one of the largest grain mills in southern Ukraine. He explains how his business has been forced to adapt to war and how he's pitching in on the fight against the Russians.

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