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Happy Holidays from Nova Ukraine

Two you Ukrainian girls dressed in warm clothing holding a heart with Ukrainian colors.
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Dear Friends,

No matter how you celebrate, we wish you warmth, peace, and joy this season. Your steadfast support has brought hope, relief, and light to countless lives in Ukraine, reminding us all of the power of unity and compassion during these challenging times.

This festive season marks the third since the full-scale invasion began in February 2022. As russia continues targeting critical infrastructure like power grids, Ukrainians face harsh winters that demand urgent action. Through Points of Invincibility and the distribution of vital supplies such as insulated clothing and blankets, Nova Ukraine remains committed to keeping people warm and safe this winter.y the ongoing war.

This year, Nova Ukraine reached incredible milestones

Aiding 8 million people and celebrating a decade of service since our founding in 2014. These achievements are only possible because of supporters like you! THANK YOU!

Happy Holidays from Nova Ukraine

Project Updates

  • WINTER SUPPORT: Thousands of families are receiving life-saving warm clothing, heating supplies, and emergency aid to endure the freezing months ahead. Your support keeps homes warm and hope alive. Learn More

  • EDUCATION: Nova Ukraine proudly launched its transformative Book Series, starting with “Був Собі Один” by Alyona Shynkarenko—a whimsical Ukrainian mathematical storybook designed to spark curiosity and inspire young minds. This initiative empowers the next generation with innovative STEM learning tools, even amid adversity. Discover More
  • ADVOCACY: We’re amplifying Ukraine’s voice globally, working tirelessly to secure critical humanitarian and defense support. Mark your calendar for the sixth Ukraine Action Summit on Capitol Hill and join us in driving impactful change. Learn More
  • MEDICAL AID: Nova Ukraine is addressing urgent medical needs by funding hospitals, delivering life-saving equipment, and launching innovative programs. We’ve supported stabilization centers, provided tactical medical supplies, and introduced a new rehabilitation program in partnership with Ukraine’s Ministry of Health to treat patients with chronic pain. This comprehensive approach ensures lasting recovery and care. See How We Are Helping
  • HOLIDAY CHEER: We’re spreading joy across Ukraine by organizing festive activities for children, supporting social adaptation centers in Ivano-Frankivsk, and delivering thoughtful gifts to vulnerable kids. Watch a heartwarming video of our team packing and preparing to deliver these special holiday packages. Watch Video

End the Year with Impact

As 2024 comes to a close, there’s still time to make a tax-deductible donation. Your contribution can bring warmth, support, and hope to those in need. Every dollar WILL make a difference.

Even a small donation can save lives:

  • $24 provides a tourniquet to stop bleeding and give someone a chance to survive.
  • $12 purchases a chest seal, essential for preventing air leakage and reducing the risk of collapsed lungs.

Act now to provide these critical supplies. DONATE TODAY

A Special Thank You from Our Board

In this heartfelt holiday message, Nova Ukraine’s Board of Directors expresses their gratitude for your continued support and dedication. Because of you, we are saving lives, rebuilding hope, and creating a brighter future for Ukraine.

Experience the Power of Art and Resilience

Porcelain War Opens Jan 3 in Bay Area and Across the U.S.

Join Ukrainian artists Slava Leontyev and Anya Stasenko in this special video message as they invite you to experience Porcelain War in theaters on January 3rd in San Francisco and San Rafael.

Donate. Impact. Change.

Dec 23, 2024

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Two you Ukrainian girls dressed in warm clothing holding a heart with Ukrainian colors.
Dec 23, 2024

Nova Ukraine

Nova Ukraine
Donate

Dear Friends,

No matter how you celebrate, we wish you warmth, peace, and joy this season. Your steadfast support has brought hope, relief, and light to countless lives in Ukraine, reminding us all of the power of unity and compassion during these challenging times.

This festive season marks the third since the full-scale invasion began in February 2022. As russia continues targeting critical infrastructure like power grids, Ukrainians face harsh winters that demand urgent action. Through Points of Invincibility and the distribution of vital supplies such as insulated clothing and blankets, Nova Ukraine remains committed to keeping people warm and safe this winter.y the ongoing war.

This year, Nova Ukraine reached incredible milestones

Aiding 8 million people and celebrating a decade of service since our founding in 2014. These achievements are only possible because of supporters like you! THANK YOU!

Happy Holidays from Nova Ukraine

Project Updates

  • WINTER SUPPORT: Thousands of families are receiving life-saving warm clothing, heating supplies, and emergency aid to endure the freezing months ahead. Your support keeps homes warm and hope alive. Learn More

  • EDUCATION: Nova Ukraine proudly launched its transformative Book Series, starting with “Був Собі Один” by Alyona Shynkarenko—a whimsical Ukrainian mathematical storybook designed to spark curiosity and inspire young minds. This initiative empowers the next generation with innovative STEM learning tools, even amid adversity. Discover More
  • ADVOCACY: We’re amplifying Ukraine’s voice globally, working tirelessly to secure critical humanitarian and defense support. Mark your calendar for the sixth Ukraine Action Summit on Capitol Hill and join us in driving impactful change. Learn More
  • MEDICAL AID: Nova Ukraine is addressing urgent medical needs by funding hospitals, delivering life-saving equipment, and launching innovative programs. We’ve supported stabilization centers, provided tactical medical supplies, and introduced a new rehabilitation program in partnership with Ukraine’s Ministry of Health to treat patients with chronic pain. This comprehensive approach ensures lasting recovery and care. See How We Are Helping
  • HOLIDAY CHEER: We’re spreading joy across Ukraine by organizing festive activities for children, supporting social adaptation centers in Ivano-Frankivsk, and delivering thoughtful gifts to vulnerable kids. Watch a heartwarming video of our team packing and preparing to deliver these special holiday packages. Watch Video

End the Year with Impact

As 2024 comes to a close, there’s still time to make a tax-deductible donation. Your contribution can bring warmth, support, and hope to those in need. Every dollar WILL make a difference.

Even a small donation can save lives:

  • $24 provides a tourniquet to stop bleeding and give someone a chance to survive.
  • $12 purchases a chest seal, essential for preventing air leakage and reducing the risk of collapsed lungs.

Act now to provide these critical supplies. DONATE TODAY

A Special Thank You from Our Board

In this heartfelt holiday message, Nova Ukraine’s Board of Directors expresses their gratitude for your continued support and dedication. Because of you, we are saving lives, rebuilding hope, and creating a brighter future for Ukraine.

Experience the Power of Art and Resilience

Porcelain War Opens Jan 3 in Bay Area and Across the U.S.

Join Ukrainian artists Slava Leontyev and Anya Stasenko in this special video message as they invite you to experience Porcelain War in theaters on January 3rd in San Francisco and San Rafael.

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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