Ukraine Crisis Relief Fund

Tragically, the latest war in Ukraine is approaching its fourth month. Details of the casualties, human rights violations, and humanitarian impacts of this violent conflict continue to flood the news and social media. Our collective heart breaks as we learn that 16 million people need humanitarian assistance. 

Among those millions are a young mother of three, a loving grandfather physically unable to leave his home with his family to seek safety, and a boy undergoing chemotherapy with the sound of sirens in the background. 

Throughout these long and arduous months, your generosity and words of support provide much needed reassurance to the courageous local leaders on the front lines of this war. My team hears firsthand about their steadfast optimism and incredible resilience. And we hear that they are grateful to you.

In our largest grant round yet, GlobalGiving this week sent an additional US$3 million to 55 vetted nonprofit partner organizations helping people in Ukraine and welcoming refugees in Albania, Hungary, Moldova, Poland, Romania, and other countries in the region. This is our fifth round of emergency grants in our long-term response, with more support to come as needs grow and evolve. 

Below is a short description of some of the humanitarian relief and long-term support you have powered with your donation: 

• Legal Development Network launched #StandWithUkraine, which is working in collaboration with 15 organizations in different regions of Ukraine and serving 200,000 people monthly. They provide relocation services for families to relatively safe areas of central and western Ukraine. They also aggregate and disseminate information about legal services and access to humanitarian aid, including mental health and counseling. Their teams support the humanitarian center in Kyiv, which provides food, water, clothing, footwear, and medicines for city residents.

• Fundacja Koalicja Dla Mlodych (Coalition for Youth Foundation) focuses on supporting refugees in Poland. Working with more than 200 volunteers, they manage the largest warehouse in the region with essentials like food, hygiene products, clothes, and medical supplies. In addition to meeting basic needs, they also coordinate with local authorities, companies, and schools to help refugees safely relocate to other regions in Poland and find shelter and jobs. The coalition covers the cost of school starter kits and meals for kids and also coordinates deliveries of emergency supplies to their partner organization working in the Ukrainian town of Biaobrzegi.

• Fuel Relief Fund is distributing fuel to power generators and humanitarian fleets across Ukraine. With their GlobalGiving grant, FRF is focusing on fuel delivery to local organizations providing critical humanitarian assistance and to civilians impacted by the ongoing conflict.

Since the Russian invasion started, your donation has helped provide urgent relief to individuals and families in Ukraine and in countries across the region. In the months and years ahead, GlobalGiving will continue to work closely with vetted nonprofits on the ground delivering humanitarian aid and longer-term support for these communities to rebuild. Thank you for supporting these efforts. We will inform you about how your donation continues to make a difference for individuals and families affected by the war in Ukraine.

With immense gratitude,

Sandrina + the GlobalGiving team

Nonprofit Partners Receiving Emergency Relief Grants

AarogyaSeva: Global Health Volunteer Alliance

Agencja Rozwoju Aglomeracji Wrocawskiej SA (ARAW)

Bike Maffia Egyesulet

Centrum Praw Kobiet

CF Orphanni Synytsi

Charitable Foundation Zaporuka

Charity Foundation Democratic Society

ChildAid to Eastern Europe

Direct Relief

Dzherelo Children's Rehabilitation Centre

Equal Chance

European Food Banks Federation

Federacja Polskich Bankow Zywnosci (Federation of Polish food bank)

Fondazione La Stampa Specchio dei tempi onlus

Fundacja im. Doktora Piotra Janaszka PODAJ DALEJ/ Doctor Piotr Janaszek Pay it Forward Foundation

Fuel Relief Fund

Fundatia ROLDA

Fundacja Koalicja Dla Mlodych

Give Life Association / Daruieste Viata

Grupa Stonewall

Habitat for Humanity International 

Happy Paw

HelpAge USA 

Hinsehen und Helfen e.V.

IBO ITALIA

International Blue Crescent Relief and Development Foundation

International Cultural Diversity Organization (ICDO)

International Medical Corps 

International Registration Systems

IsraAID

Katalyst

Kharkiv Regional Charity Fund - Daruj Dobro 

Kidsave International

Legal Development Network

Life Quality Fund

Maisto Bankas

Mercy Corps

Mission Bambini

Multifuncional community center (MCC)

Non-Governmental Organization Universal Peace Federation 

Norwegian Refugee Council USA 

Odessa Charity Foundation Way Home

Pallottine Missionary Foundation Salvatti.pl

Polska Misja Medyczna

Public Movement Faith, Hope, Love

Seed Programs International

Soleterre - Strategie di pace Onlus

Tabletochki Charity Foundation

Telecoms San Frontieres

Terra Renaissance

The Mustard Seed Mission

The HALO Trust

War Child Holland

WONDER Foundation

Worldwide Hospice Palliative Care Alliance

It’s been 72 days since the latest Russian invasion of Ukraine unleashed a devastating war and forced more than 12 million people to leave their homes and seek safety. Most of them are women and children, and all of them are experiencing the effects of this war. During this time, you have stood with the Ukrainian people and provided critical support through your generous donation to the Ukraine Crisis Relief Fund. Thank you.   

In the past three weeks, GlobalGiving sent an additional US$2.8 million to 46 vetted nonprofit partner organizations helping people in Ukraine and refugees fleeing to other countries in the region. This is our fourth round of emergency grants in our long-term response, with more to come as needs change and emerge.

Below is a short description of some of the humanitarian relief and long-term support you have powered with your donation: 

• Bright Kids Charity is distributing cash, food, and other emergency supplies and providing medical treatment for children with disabilities and their families. They’re focused on low-income families and single mothers who do not have the means to evacuate and are forced to shelter in their homes.
   
• The International Charitable Foundation Social Projects Center of Future is delivering meals, hygiene kits, and medical supplies across different shelters in Ukraine. They’re supporting an early childhood center that has become a temporary shelter for women with children under 4 years old who have escaped active combat zones. They’re also providing flea treatments and other supplies for pets in these shelters.
  
  
• Fundacja Centrum Praw Kobiet (Women's Rights Center) operates a helpline and offers other psycho-social support services by connecting mental health professionals fluent in Ukrainian with women and children arriving in Poland.

We are grateful for your donation to help Ukrainians suffering in this war. You are part of a caring community of donors from 147 countries. As the war continues, we remain committed to providing humanitarian relief and long-term support through the Ukraine Crisis Relief Fund. We will keep you informed about how your donation is funding nonprofits delivering emergency relief and helping Ukrainians provide for their families and rebuild their lives in the months and years to come. 

With deep gratitude,

Sandrina + the GlobalGiving team

Nonprofit Partners Receiving Emergency Relief Grants

ActionAid USA 

Agencja Rozwoju Aglomeracji Wrocawskiej SA (ARAW)

Airlink

All-Ukrainian Charity Child Well-being Fund Ukraine

Animal Spay Neuter International

British Red Cross Society

Charitable Foundation Zaporuka

Charitable Organization Bright Kids Charity

Charitable Organization International Charitable foundation Social projects center of future

ChildAid to Eastern Europe

Direct Relief

Dzherelo Children's Rehabilitation Centre

EcoVisio Public Association

European Food Banks Federation

Favela 61

Federacja Polskich Bankow Zywnosci (Federation of Polish food bank)

Fundacja Centrum Praw Kobiet

Fundacja im. Doktora Piotra Janaszka PODAJ DALEJ/ Doctor Piotr Janaszek PAY IT FORWARD Foundation

Fundatia Inima de Copil

Fundatia ROLDA

Global Fund for Children

HelpAge USA 

IBO ITALIA

INTERNATIONAL CHARITY FUND UKRAINE! I AM FOR YOU!

International Rescue Committee

Karitaszt Tamogato Alapitvany (Caritas Hungarica)

Kuresh Organization 

Legal Development Network

Magyar Élelmiszerbank Egyesület (Hungarian Food Bank Association)

Multifuncional community center (MCC)

Non-governmental organization Women's Federation for World Peace

Odessa Charity Foundation Way Home

People In Need (PIN)

Polska Akcja Humanitarna 

RememberUs.org 

Slovak Red Cross, Bratislava City

Stowarzyszenie WIOSNA

Tabletochki Charity Foundation

The HALO Trust

Ukrainian Red Cross Society

Urgent Action Fund for Women Human Rights 

US Association for International Migration (USAIM)

US Ukraine Foundation 

World Central Kitchen

Your Support (Tvoya Opora) Foundation

Zagoriy Foundation

We are seeing the first signs of spring in many parts of the world, but temperatures remain low in and around Ukraine. And the humanitarian conditions for millions of people there continue to deteriorate daily. We are incredibly grateful for your kindness, generosity, and expression of solidarity with the Ukrainian people through your donation to the Ukraine Crisis Relief fund.

Since the war started five weeks ago, almost a quarter of the Ukrainian population has been forced to flee their homes. The Russian military has shown a total disregard for protecting and treating civilians humanely. The war has broken up families and forced more than 4 million people—mostly women and children—to bravely take long, dangerous journeys by train, car, bus, and foot into neighboring countries to seek refuge. 

In the past two weeks, GlobalGiving sent an additional US$2.5 million to 36 vetted nonprofit partner organizations working diligently across Ukraine and countries in the region to meet the immense needs of the people most affected.

Below is a short description of some of the humanitarian relief you have supported with your donation: 

• Odessa Charity Foundation Way Home is providing shelter, food, hygiene kits, and care packages for displaced families in Odessa. It is also working with older persons who need extra care during this crisis. For the children who live in its centers, the organization is facilitating therapeutic support activities. And for those who are leaving Ukraine, it is overseeing safe evacuations for them and their families to Moldova.

• Urgent Action Fund for Women’s Human Rights is committed to supporting women, trans, and nonbinary communities in Ukraine and neighboring countries. It is providing flexible funding, assisting with emergency evacuations and relocations, and offering legal, financial, and medical assistance. It is also increasing shelter capacity for children, women, and all other civilians, and enabling access to critical alternative communication channels by providing mobile internet, power banks, private networks, spare phones, and tablets.

• Polska Akcja Humanitarna (Polish Humanitarian Action) has an experienced team delivering humanitarian aid to people who have fled their homes both in Ukraine and Poland. Its assistance packages include dignity kits with essentials like soap, laundry detergent, menstrual hygiene supplies, and blankets. The organization recently delivered a shipment of assistance packages to hospitals and families in Donetsk Oblast.
  

• Fundatia ROLDA, located just 8 kilometers from Ukraine in Romania, is helping people and animals affected by the war. Many more animals are now roaming the streets and risk getting killed in the fighting or dying from neglect as homes are destroyed and people are forced to flee. ROLDA is caring for refugees and their pets as they arrive in Romania and also sending much needed supplies to animal shelters in Ukraine.

Thank you for your generous donation to the Ukraine Crisis Relief Fund that supported these efforts. As the conflict rages on, insecurity, uncertainty, and humanitarian needs abound. We are committed to providing humanitarian and long-term support to our partners in Ukraine and neighboring countries. And we will keep you informed about how your donation is impacting the lives of people who are suffering because of this violent conflict.

With deep gratitude,

Sandrina + the GlobalGiving team

Nonprofit Partners Receiving Emergency Relief Grants

Agencja Rozwoju Aglomeracji Wrocawskiej SA (ARAW)

All-Ukrainian Charity Child Well-being Fund Ukraine

AO Katalyst

APC/CZA: Asylum Protection Center 

Association for Aid and Relief Japan

Association for Education Neoumanist

Centrum Praw Kobiet

CF Orphanni Synytsi

Charitable Foundation Zaporuka

Charitable Organization International Charitable foundation Social projects center of future

Danish Refugee Council

Equal Chance

European Food Banks Federation

Fundacja Wielka Orkiestra Swiatecznej Pomocy

Fundatia ROLDA

Give Life Association / Daruieste Viata

HelpAge USA 

HOSPICE Casa Sperantei - Romania

International Medical Corps

IsraAID

Let’s Help Charitable Foundation

Magyar Élelmiszerbank Egyesület (Hungarian Food Bank Association)

Odessa Charity Foundation Way Home

Onkentes Kozpont Alapitvany

OurLoop Stichting

Polska Akcja Humanitarna 

Public Movement Faith & Hope

Shade for Children

Sirus Animal Rescue 

Slovak Red Cross, Bratislava City

Stowarzyszenie WIOSNA

Ukrainian Red Cross Society 

Urgent Action Fund for Women

Waqful Waqifin Foundation (Gift of the Givers Foundation)

Zywiec Development Foundation

*Name of last organization withheld for security reasons

I’m writing this update to you on the 16th day since Russia invaded Ukraine and violently upended the lives of millions of Ukrainian individuals and families. You are part of a vibrant community of more than 50,000 individuals and corporate teams who have generously donated to the GlobalGiving Ukraine Crisis Relief Fund. And as humanitarian needs grow exponentially, we are grateful for your support and the awe-inspiring work of our nonprofit partners.

This war is causing widespread suffering, and persons with disabilities, children, older adults, African Ukrainians, Africans, and members of the LGBTQ+ community are being disproportionately impacted by this war.

In our second round of emergency grants, GlobalGiving is sending nearly US$1.6 million to 28 vetted nonprofit partners this week. This will provide much-needed humanitarian aid in Ukraine, along border areas, and in support of refugees in Poland, Romania, Hungary, Moldova, Slovakia, Lithuania, and Austria. It will allow the nonprofit teams receiving the grants to deliver food, water, medical support, baby food kits, and hygiene supplies and meet the many unfolding needs of civilians caught up in the war. Our long-term response will continue with additional grants that respond to changing needs. 

Here is a brief description of some of the life-saving operations you are supporting: 

• Dzherelo Children’s Rehabilitation Centre has been operating in Lviv for more than 28 years, taking care of children and young people with severe physical and intellectual disabilities. All children with severe diagnoses need constant care, and the war has made it difficult for children and their families to sustain themselves. With GlobalGiving’s support, Dzherelo Children’s Rehabilitation Centre is providing key necessities and medications children need to take daily. 

• Equal Chance has formed a coalition to support Black people affected by this war. Its team is working directly with impacted African Ukrainians and Africans that have faced discrimination while attempting to flee the country. The coalition is providing buses at the borders to transport refugees, appropriate shelter, blankets, warm clothes, phone credits, diapers, culturally relevant food, and baby food. It is also organizing mental health specialists providing trauma-informed psychosocial support.

• The HALO Trust is a longtime GlobalGiving partner and has been operating in Ukraine since 2016. It has more than 400 staff on the ground working to protect civilians from deadly explosives. As thousands of cluster bombs, artillery shells, and rockets litter Ukraine’s streets and can detonate at any moment, families are left sheltering in basements and cellars. The HALO Trust is working to keep them safe and providing medical supplies, paramedic support, sleeping bags, and other assistance. 

You can find a full list of nonprofit organizations receiving a grant this week from the Ukraine Crisis Relief Fund at the end of this report.

The plight of the Ukrainian people and others affected by the war feels overwhelming, and the need to help is ever-present. Thanks to your donation, we will continue to provide long-term support through the Ukraine Crisis Relief Fund to our nonprofit partners that are delivering humanitarian relief to communities in Ukraine and refugees who have fled the country. We will keep you informed along the way, so please look out for future updates.

Thank you for your unwavering support for all those affected by the war in Ukraine. 

In solidarity,

Sandrina + the GlobalGiving Team

Nonprofit Partners Receiving Emergency Relief Grants

Airlink

Direct Relief

Dzherelo Children’s Rehabilitation Centre 

Ecovisio Public Association

Equal Chance

European Food Banks Federation

Favela 61

Federacja Polskich Banków Zywnosci (Federation of Polish Food Banks)

Fondazione La Stampa Specchio dei tempi onlus

Fundacja Wielka Orkiestra Swiatecznej Pomocy

Give Life Association / Daruieste Viata

Global Fund for Children

International Cultural Diversity Organization (ICDO)

International Medical Corps

International Rescue Committee

Karitaszt Tamogato Alapitvany (Caritas Hungarica)

Maisto Bankas

Non-governmental organization Women's Federation for World Peace 

Polskie Stowarzyszenie na rzecz Osób z Niepenosprawnoscia

QUA LGBTQ Ukrainians in America

Save the Children

Soleterre - Strategie di pace Onlus

Te Aud Romania

The Halo Trust

Ukrainian Red Cross Society

US Association for International Migration (USAIM)

USA for UNHCR

WONDER Foundation

Thank you for your generous donation to the Ukraine Crisis Relief Fund. Since Russia amassed troops on Ukraine’s borders and then invaded Ukraine last week and disrupted the lives of millions, you’ve demonstrated solidarity and a deep desire to help the Ukrainian people. The GlobalGiving team and our community-led nonprofit partners on the front lines of this humanitarian response are grateful for your trust and support of our work through this fund. 

Even before the war began, GlobalGiving’s local community-led nonprofit partners were preparing and supporting their communities as tensions grew. Now, as Russia’s missile and artillery strikes continue to target civilians and the infrastructure they need to survive, humanitarian needs are soaring.

Today, eight days after the Russian invasion, GlobalGiving is sending approximately US$1 million to 20 vetted nonprofit partners working around the clock to provide humanitarian assistance in Ukraine, along border areas, and to aid refugees in Poland, Hungary, Moldova, Slovakia, and Romania. These teams are delivering medical aid, clean water, shelter, psychosocial services, and hygiene kits as well as helping to safely evacuate children and seniors. This is our first round of emergency grants in our long-term response, with more to come, as needs change and emerge.

Here is a short description of some of the critical work you’ve already supported: 

• Tabletochki Charity Foundation is helping children with cancer that have now been separated from their families. It is providing them with vital medications, shelter, and basic necessities while trying to safely evacuate them.

• Let's Help Charitable Foundation is providing older adults, most of whom live alone, with the basics for survival: food, drinking water, and medications. It is also providing them with transportation and helping them reach safe shelter in the event of military strikes. 

• Public Movement Faith, Hope, Love is repairing bomb shelters and supplying people crowded there with warm clothing, hygiene kits, first aid kits, food, and clean water. 

• Fundacja im. Doktora Piotra Janaszka PODAJ DALEJ is providing shelter, emergency relief supplies, and rehabilitation services for Ukrainian refugees with disabilities arriving in Poland.

And across all regions in Ukraine, the Ukrainian Red Cross Society has staff and volunteers providing medical care, first aid, psychosocial support, and other life-saving services. Their teams are also providing search and rescue support to firefighters and delivering first-aid training for volunteers in underground metro stations and bomb shelters.

You can find a full list of nonprofit organizations that received a grant from the Ukraine Crisis Relief Fund at the end of this report. 

As we hear about the latest devastation and see the heartbreaking images, we’re inspired by the care, compassion, and generosity that you’ve shown the Ukrainian people. As we are all witnessing, Ukrainians are incredibly determined, strong, and resilient.

We are proud to stand alongside you in solidarity with the Ukrainian people. And we are committed to continuing humanitarian relief and longer-term support for Ukrainian communities through the Ukraine Crisis Relief Fund. Please stay tuned for more updates about how your donations will continue to make a difference.

With deep gratitude,

Sandrina + the GlobalGiving Team

Nonprofit Partners Receiving Emergency Relief Grants

Caritas Austria

Charitable Foundation Zaporuka

Charitable Organization Bright Kids Charity

ChildAid to Eastern Europe

Federacja Polskich Bankow Zywnosci

Fundacja im. Doktora Piotra Janaszka PODAJ DALEJ

Grupa Stonewall

International Medical Corps

IsraAID

Let’s Help Charitable Foundation

Magyar Élelmiszerbank Egyesület

Odessa Charity Foundation - Way Home

Pallottine Missionary Foundation Salvatti.pl

Public Movement Faith & Hope

Slovak Red Cross

Tabletochki Charity Foundation

Ukrainian Red Cross Society

*Name of last organization withheld for security reasons