A grassroots initiative that provides immediate
life saving medical supplies, protective gear
and humanitarian relief not provided by government agencies.
Our aid to the people of Ukraine is direct.
No overhead. Proven delivery.
Assist Ukraine is currently a project of the co-founders. Assist Ukraine is in the process of incorporating as a nonprofit corporation and obtaining its 501(c)(3) determination letter. Assist Ukraine has partnered with Families Assisting Families, an Alaska nonprofit corporation (Entity # 10189507; EIN # 88-1155722), and the Ukrainian Congress Committee of America (UCCA), a 501(c)(3) organization.
We Opened an Orphanage
Critical Medical
Supplies
Tactical Survival Equipment
Assist Ukraine responds quickly to constantly changing needs on the ground; the group’s representatives who live near the frontline act in a terrain that they know. As a result, the operational costs are close to zero and the efficency is close to perfect.
Anna Husarska, journalist and political analyst.
“I don’t know enough words of thanks to give Assist Ukraine for helping us with orphaned children in Ukraine.”
Pavel, Orphanage Administrator
“A big thanks to our friends at Assist Ukraine for funding the upgrade of our ambulances. We appreciate your continued partnership.”
Rostyslav Bilavaka, honored with the State Award of Ukraine for “saving lives and evacuation of wounded soldiers.”
We have delivered hundreds of thousands of dollars of high-end medical supplies and protective gear, food to cities under attack, and have helped to start a children’s home for displaced orphans.
Anne Garrels, long time NPR correspondent and co-founder of Assist Ukraine
News & Features
Assist Ukraine Recognized by Renowned Historian Patrick Bishop on “Battleground” Podcast
In Episode 229 of the acclaimed "Battleground" podcast, Patrick Bishop, distinguished British military historian, author, and journalist, shared high praise for Assist-Ukraine.org, naming it his favorite Ukrainian charity. Bishop lauded the organization for its...
Aggressive First Person View Drone Technology Targets Both Military and Civilians
Aggressive First Person View Drone Technology Targets Both Military and Civilians FPV (First-Person View) drone technology has become a significant factor in modern warfare, emerging prominently in the ongoing Russian war against Ukraine. The Russian army is...
Relentless Fighting Continues – Vital Supplies Needed
Over the last several weeks, between one-third and half of all the fighting in Ukraine has been taking place in the Pokrovsk sector of the frontline. We are working tirelessly to support the Ukrainian defense with our contributions. Please consider making a donation...
Assist Ukraine Continues to Actively Deliver Critical Life Saving Medical Supplies to Units in Need
On July 20th Assist Ukraine delivered medical supplies to one of the National Guard recon units operating in the Kharkiv region. In addition to standard supplies like squad kits and burn dressings, this delivery included intraosseous access driver and needles, x-stat...
Assist Ukraine Director, Olga Shpak, Plays An Important Role in Dramatic Beluga Whale Rescue, The New York Times Reports
How Two Beluga Whales Made It to Safety From Ukraine A pair of whales were extricated from the besieged city of Kharkiv and taken to an aquarium in Spain with help from experts around the world. By Marc Santora and Emily Anthes It was a whale of an evacuation....
Much Needed First Aid Items Delivered
First aid materials for our friends of Sumy Volunteer Municipal Guard unit have been delivered. Yurii, a member of the unit, is an owner of a small company which produces the pouches for the IFAKs and squad kits Assist Ukraine is funding. On top of managing the...
“Assist Ukraine focuses on helping the people who are still in Ukraine who are fighting for their lives and their future,“ explains Anne Garrels, a long-time NPR correspondent and co-founder of Assist-Ukraine. “We are poised to respond to their immediate humanitarian needs. We have delivered hundreds of thousands of dollars of high-end medical supplies and protective gear, food to cities under attack, and have helped to start a children’s home for displaced orphans in a safe area in Western Ukraine.”
The Ukrainian army is fighting valiantly to defend their country. While it is amazing that 300,000 civilians have joined the Territorial Defense Forces, Ukraine does not have the capacity to outfit these volunteers with the necessary protective equipment and medical supplies. These defenders need effective body armor, helmets and individual first aid kits (IFAKs). As the war enters a new and even more brutal phase, the need for immediate delivery of these items is greater than ever. You can help them by donating today!
100% of your donation goes to obtaining supplies and critical resources that are saving lives.
To ensure every cent of every donation is used to purchase needed supplies, the Assist Ukraine founders are personally covering all normal overhead.
Time is of the essence!
Assist Ukraine is a registered 501(c)(3) not for profit organization, EIN # 93-1579548.
Assist Ukraine has partnered with Families Assisting Families, an Alaska nonprofit corporation (Entity # 10189507; EIN # 88-1155722), and the Ukrainian Congress Committee of America (UCCA), a 501(c)(3) organization.
