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The War in Ukraine Rages On — Even as the World Looks Away

Man looking on the aftermath of a Russian attack on a residential building in Odesa, Ukraine, which occurred on June 20, 2025.

*Odesa, June 20, 2025 — A resident surveys the damage. Captured by Nova Stash, our emergency response team.

Dear Friend,

While headlines have shifted elsewhere, the war in Ukraine continues unabated — and with it, a deepening humanitarian crisis.

Thousands of innocent civilians have lost their lives. Thousands of children have been killed. Homes, hospitals, and schools lie in ruins. And for those who remain, each day is a battle for survival.

And still, each new day is a NEW day of renewed HOPE for what life can be and in what the future holds.  Each new day brings a belief that the war is just a moment in time and the future remains a story yet to be written by every man, woman and child!

*Kherson region — a resident receives a portable stove oven, produced by Nova Ukraine’s local partner. These stoves provide a reliable way to cook meals in areas cut off from basic utilities.

The War in Ukraine Rages On — Even as the World Looks Away

This war may be out of the news, but it is far from over.

In fact, it is at an inflection point — and the needs on the ground are growing more urgent by the day.

Lack of food. Lack of clean water. Lack of safe spaces. Medical supplies are running low. Vital treatments and pharmaceuticals are increasingly scarce. Access to power and basic resources is fragile at best. And still, the attacks continue.

Nova Ukraine is on the ground — and we are not stopping.

The War in Ukraine Rages On — Even as the World Looks Away

We are continuing to provide what civilians need most: food, clean water, shelter, medicine, and critical supplies. We are working with hospitals, local partners, and volunteers to reach those in greatest need — especially children and families in war-torn regions.

But we cannot do this alone.

Your support right now can save lives.

Please don’t wait for this war to return to the headlines. Act now. Stand with Ukraine. Help us deliver urgent humanitarian aid where it’s needed most.

Donate today. Because every hour matters — and every gift helps.

The War in Ukraine Rages On — Even as the World Looks Away

*Photo from Washington, D.C. — shared by our volunteer.

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Jul 7, 2025

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Man looking on the aftermath of a Russian attack on a residential building in Odesa, Ukraine, which occurred on June 20, 2025.
Jul 7, 2025

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*Odesa, June 20, 2025 — A resident surveys the damage. Captured by Nova Stash, our emergency response team.

Dear Friend,

While headlines have shifted elsewhere, the war in Ukraine continues unabated — and with it, a deepening humanitarian crisis.

Thousands of innocent civilians have lost their lives. Thousands of children have been killed. Homes, hospitals, and schools lie in ruins. And for those who remain, each day is a battle for survival.

And still, each new day is a NEW day of renewed HOPE for what life can be and in what the future holds.  Each new day brings a belief that the war is just a moment in time and the future remains a story yet to be written by every man, woman and child!

*Kherson region — a resident receives a portable stove oven, produced by Nova Ukraine’s local partner. These stoves provide a reliable way to cook meals in areas cut off from basic utilities.

The War in Ukraine Rages On — Even as the World Looks Away

This war may be out of the news, but it is far from over.

In fact, it is at an inflection point — and the needs on the ground are growing more urgent by the day.

Lack of food. Lack of clean water. Lack of safe spaces. Medical supplies are running low. Vital treatments and pharmaceuticals are increasingly scarce. Access to power and basic resources is fragile at best. And still, the attacks continue.

Nova Ukraine is on the ground — and we are not stopping.

The War in Ukraine Rages On — Even as the World Looks Away

We are continuing to provide what civilians need most: food, clean water, shelter, medicine, and critical supplies. We are working with hospitals, local partners, and volunteers to reach those in greatest need — especially children and families in war-torn regions.

But we cannot do this alone.

Your support right now can save lives.

Please don’t wait for this war to return to the headlines. Act now. Stand with Ukraine. Help us deliver urgent humanitarian aid where it’s needed most.

Donate today. Because every hour matters — and every gift helps.

The War in Ukraine Rages On — Even as the World Looks Away

*Photo from Washington, D.C. — shared by our volunteer.

DONATE | GET INVOLVED | NOVA UKRAINE SHOP

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