As the world enters a New Year filled with hope and new beginnings, the reality in Ukraine is growing more desperate.
This winter, countless Ukrainian families face unimaginable hardship. Homes stand cold and dark, hospitals struggle to keep their doors open, and children fall asleep wrapped in layers just to stay warm. Despite the bitter cold and the constant threat of attack, the spirit of the Ukrainian people endures — sustained by courage, hope, and the compassion of those who refuse to stand by.
Russia is not just exploiting harsh weather conditions; it is deliberately weaponizing winter against Ukrainian civilians through systematic attacks on energy infrastructure that leave millions without heat, light, or water in sub-zero temperatures.
These strikes are calculated to break people’s spirit by freezing homes, hospitals, and entire cities into darkness, pushing families to the very edge of survival.
The Consulate General of Ukraine in San Francisco and Nova Ukraine have launched a joint humanitarian fundraiser to bring warmth and relief to Ukrainian families this winter.
It is a vital effort bringing warmth, power, and essential supplies to the most vulnerable communities across Ukraine. Your generosity will help deliver generators, heating equipment, and emergency support to those fighting for survival this winter.
Every contribution is a gesture of solidarity — a reminder that, even across oceans, our shared humanity connects us all. Together, we can ensure that darkness and cold do not prevail over hope and resilience.
Please help us give Ukrainians strength, protection, and renewed hope—when they need it most and the understanding that they are not ALONE!
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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. Donate now or learn how you can help.
