Help Ukraine
A roundup of some of the Ukrainian, regional, and international organizations that could use your help.
Help Ukraine
A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO SUPPORT
Choose how
you help.
Support Ukraine.
With a clear purpose.
Support people affected by the war, contribute to Ukraine’s defense, or sustain independent reporting. Start with the work that matters to you.
Explore ways to help ↓01 / PEOPLE & COMMUNITIES
Help people.
Support recovery.
Medical care, shelter, childhood support, and the work of rebuilding everyday life.
Razom for Ukraine
Supports first responders, health care, recovery, advocacy, and culture through programs in Ukraine.
Explore RazomVoices of Children
Psychological support for children and families across Ukraine, through regional centers and online services.
Support childrenPeople in Need
Emergency aid, financial and psychosocial support, housing repairs, education, and recovery.
Explore Ukraine responseUNICEF USA
Health care, clean water, education, protection, and psychosocial support for children.
Donations may support work beyond Ukraine.
Explore UNICEF’s workUSA for UNHCR
Supports the UN Refugee Agency’s shelter, protection, and emergency assistance for displaced people.
Explore refugee supportInternational Committee of the Red Cross
Humanitarian assistance and protection for people affected by the armed conflict in Ukraine.
Explore ICRC’s workDoctors Without Borders
Emergency treatment, mobile clinics, medical supplies, rehabilitation, and mental-health care.
Donations may support work beyond Ukraine.
Explore MSF’s workHabitat for Humanity
Housing support, renovation, and longer-term recovery for people displaced by the war.
Explore housing support02 / DEFENSE & FRONTLINE AID
Different missions.
Clear choices.
Military support and frontline medical aid have distinct purposes. Review each organization’s role before contributing.
Come Back Alive
Equipment, weapons, and military education and training for Ukraine’s defense forces.
Explore the foundationNational Bank of Ukraine
Official central-bank information about the special fundraising account for Ukraine’s armed forces.
Read official guidanceHospitallers
Volunteer paramedics providing first aid and evacuation on the front line.
Explore HospitallersCome Back Alive and the NBU fund support Ukraine’s armed forces. Hospitallers provides frontline medical aid. Review current donation instructions on the official sites.
03 / INDEPENDENT JOURNALISM
Keep Ukraine
in focus.
Read reporting from Ukrainian newsrooms. Explore how to support the journalism directly through each publication.
The Kyiv Independent
Independent English-language Ukrainian journalism. Read its reporting and explore membership through the publication.
Visit The Kyiv IndependentThe New Voice of Ukraine
English-language reporting and analysis on Ukraine, from a Ukrainian newsroom.
Visit The New VoiceBEFORE YOU GIVE
Make an informed contribution.
Go directly. Use the organization’s official website to review its work and contribution options.
Check the destination. Some gifts support global programs. Confirm whether your contribution is designated for Ukraine.
Review the details. Check fees, recurring-payment settings, and any tax information relevant to your country.
This guide is a starting point, not an independent financial assessment or a guarantee of how funds will be used. Review each organization’s current information before donating.