Tuesday, March 15, 2022

We’re distributing lifesaving medicines, hygiene kits, infant supplies and more >>

Crisis Intensifying in Ukraine

In Ukraine, the weekend brought more devastation as more of the country faced the oncoming violence. Electricity, gas and water supply systems have been damaged, leaving people without heat as temperatures remain close to freezing. There are frequent reports of open fire on schools in Eastern Ukraine. Hospitals and pharmacies in Kyiv are completely empty of supplies.

Right now Project HOPE Emergency Response teams are sourcing, shipping and delivering medicines like insulin, medical supplies like bandages, and other urgent assistance to Ukraine and surrounding countries. Whatever the needs are in Ukraine and other places in crisis like Ethiopia, we are committed to saving lives now and for the long run. Please give today to support the people of Ukraine and send HOPE to children and families worldwide.

Your generous gift can provide:

Drawing of toothpaste tube, toothbrush, and soap

$60 can provide personal hygiene kits for 3 people
As people are forced to leave with little more than the clothes on their backs, hygiene items like soap, toothpaste, bandages and deodorant help families maintain their health and dignity.

$120 can provide dignity kits for 8 women
Girls and women fleeing violence deserve dignity and need menstrual supplies as they face long waits with limited access to bathrooms.

Drawing of diaper, pacifier and baby bottle

$300 can provide infant kits for 10 newborns
Many refugees from Ukraine are infants and newborns. Diapers, formula, blankets and other supplies help keep them safe and healthy.

RUSH YOUR GIFT

You’ll be making a lifesaving impact to care for children and families who deserve the chance to live in safety, peace and health — whether in they live in Ukraine, the United States or Haiti. With some 3 million people in Ukraine already in need of urgent humanitarian assistance even before the start of the conflict, please give today to help people facing the worst moments of their lives in Ukraine and around the world today.

Thank you for your time and support,