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As the world watches in horror as Russia invades Ukraine, everyone’s thoughts turn to what they can do to help. Civilians are enlisting to fight for their life as a result of their conquest attempt. While others are in desperate need of basic essentials, here are some things you may do to assist those in need.
Whether you are heading to the streets to protest, mailing shoeboxes of help or simply offering financial support, organization and organization are working to bring crucial finances, supplies, and shelter to people in need. Here are the top nine charities to support.
THE NINE BEST CHARITIES TO DONATE TO TO ASSIST UKRAINE
- Support Hospital can be a good place to go if you want to help Ukrainian hospitals amid the crisis. This organization helps people with “trauma-related equipment and surgical tools,” as well as other essentials. Donate to them through their website.
- You can also donate to the Ukraine Humanitarian Fund, which focuses on Eastern Ukraine, which has seen the greatest violence. You can donate on their website.
- The Kyiv Independent is a news organization that uses its website and Twitter account to keep the rest of the world informed. On their GoFundMe page, they are accepting donations. Donating to Russian media sources that are not controlled by Putin’s dictatorship will aid in the dissemination of war realities.
- Polish charitable organizations. The following are some of the NGOs that will use the funds to feed, house, and assist refugees: Polish Humanitarian Action, the Polish Association for Legal Intervention, the Polish Center for International Aid, HIAS, and R2P are all members of the Polish Humanitarian Action network.
- The military of Ukraine. Ukraine has also requested that donations be provided directly to the Ukrainian military and to organizations that provide medical aid on the ground, such as Médecins Sans Frontières and the Ukrainian Red Cross.
- Sunflower for Peace provides medical support and prepares first-aid medical backpacks for front-line paramedics and doctors.
- Make the decision to love. Donations to Choose Love will go towards emergency food, shelter, clothes, legal assistance, and mental health support for those in the LGBTQIA+ community.
- Children’s Voices Donating to this charity helps Ukrainian children who have been affected by the war.
- Nova Ukraine: This non-profit organization focuses on providing humanitarian relief to Ukraine’s most needy people.
THE BEST UK CHARITIES TO HELP UKRAINE WHICH YOU CAN DONATE TO
Ukraine’s neighbours have opened their borders to individuals fleeing the conflict, with young children and mothers making up the majority of the population. As a result, the Ukrainian Embassy in the United Kingdom has established its donation service. Humanitarian Action, in collaboration with Ukraine and Poland, is delivering hygiene supplies, food, and blankets to migrants on the Ukrainian-Polish border.
Some NGOs, such as Global Empowerment Mission and World Central Kitchen, offer the opportunity of donating directly to the Ukraine situation. However, you should always check Give.org before donating to a charity. All you have to do is type in the name of the organization, and the site will validate it.
You can also participate in fundraising events held across the country. Here are some below that are coming to London.
Tonight, March 2nd, at 6 p.m., a demonstration called “Stand With Ukraine” will take hold in Trafalgar Square. You may print ready-made posters right here.
The eat out to help out scheme is back, much like it was during the coronavirus outbreak. Many restaurants have joined the new #CookForUkraine campaign, with earnings going to Ukraine.
Melody Whisky Bar in Hammersmith is hosting a whisky-themed fundraiser for Ukraine tonight at 7.30 p.m. Tickets are £20 if purchased through Zoom and £65 if purchased in person.
On March 11, there will be a fundraiser party for Ukraine at Venue MOT in Peckham. If you enjoy music, you can help fund nine hours of nonstop sounds by donating 100% of your booking fee to Resident Advisor.
