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Nova Ukraine Named One of the Beneficiaries of Charity Concert

Nova Ukraine Named One of the Beneficiaries of Charity Concert

Nova Ukraine

Nova Ukraine was named one of the beneficiaries of a charity concert featuring GRAMMY® Award-winning violinist Joshua Bell, BBC Music’s Personality of the Year 2023, conductor Dalia Stasevska, and the renowned INSO-Lviv Symphony Orchestra. The proceeds from the concert will go toward humanitarian aid for Ukraine with a portion of it dedicated to supporting Ukraine’s talented young artists.

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The New York Jets Donate 100K to Nova Ukraine

The New York Jets Donate 100K to Nova Ukraine

New York JetsJanuary 4, 2024

As Ukraine braces for another grueling winter of war, now is the time for fundraising efforts to step up. Any delay or diminishment would sadly but surely take Ukraine down the most devastating path in the coming months. It is with keen awareness and immeasurable commitment that Nova Ukraine pledges to solidify financial support from donors large and small.

Thankfully, the Jets Foundation, on behalf of the NY Jets, has just announced another donation of $100K to Nova Ukraine. This donation is in addition to the $1M commitment made earlier and split among Nova Ukraine and its partners, which include Razom for Ukraine and The Ukrainian National Women’s League of America.

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For donors, wartime Ukraine aid creates blurry ethical line

For donors, wartime Ukraine aid creates blurry ethical line

AP News

“We’ve had these discussions countless times,” said Igor Markov, a director of the nonprofit Nova Ukraine, about where to draw the line between what aid is humanitarian versus that which supports the active defense — the fighting — in his home country. His Stanford, California-based organization, which delivered some $59 million in aid to Ukraine since Russia invaded a year ago, decided ultimately not to support volunteer fighters.

“We realized there’s a significant amount of money that would be ruled out,” he said, pointing to platforms that facilitate matching employee donations, like Benevity, and some companies, like Google, that require nonprofits to promise their aid does not support active fighting as a condition of receiving contributions.

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