Aid Partner: HopeKeeper Foundation Funds: USD 21,682 grant across five projects Regions: Kherson and frontline communities Aid provided: Hot meals, portable power, winter heating, hot water and hygiene support Beneficiaries: 191 families cooking again, 61 families raising children with disabilities, 43 displaced families sheltered, and 72 elderly residents Through the
Aid Partner: Hopekeeper Foundation Funds: Part of USD 19,982 grant Regions: Kherson Aid provided: 2 air conditioners for a medical facility and a large family Beneficiaries: Blood Transfusion Station staff and patients; a family raising 6 children (4 adopted) Southern Ukraine’s summer heat is intense, and when you are storing
Aid Partner: Hopekeeper Foundation Funds: Part of USD 19,982 grant Regions: Kherson Aid provided: “Drone Sense” early warning device for shelter residents Beneficiaries: Displaced families living in the Rishelievsky Hotel Since 2022, the Rishelievsky Hotel in Kherson has been a refuge for people who lost their homes to the war.
Aid Partner: Hopekeeper Foundation Funds: Part of USD 19,982 grant Regions: Kherson Aid provided: Protective equipment for female volunteers and medics Beneficiaries: Women delivering humanitarian aid under fire In the Kherson region, brave women volunteers and medics risk their lives daily to deliver aid to people in the most dangerous
Aid Partner: Hopekeeper Foundation Funds: Part of USD 19,982 grant Regions: Kherson Aid provided: Diapers for children and adults Beneficiaries: Families with young children and elderly residents (626 packages delivered) In a region under constant threat, even the most basic hygiene supplies become impossible to find. Through the Hopekeeper Foundation,
Aid Partner: Hopekeeper Foundation Funds: Part of USD 19,982 grant Regions: Kherson Aid provided: Tarpaulin materials for sealing damaged homes Beneficiaries: Approximately 250 families When a missile or drone strike shatters your windows and tears holes in your walls, the most urgent need is protection from the elements. Through our
SA2U continued its longstanding partnership with Ukraine Alive in 2024, providing EUR 2,000 to support humanitarian aid delivery to communities in conflict-affected regions of Ukraine. Since 2022, Ukraine Alive has been one of SA2U’s most trusted and active partners, and this contribution extended a collaboration that has already touched hundreds
On January 2nd, 2024, a massive Russian missile attack struck Kyiv, damaging residential buildings in the Solominsky District. An elderly couple of pensioners had all the windows in their apartment shattered by the blast. The husband was injured by flying glass – cuts to his head, stomach, and arm, along
A little bit of comfort. A light in the darkness. A warm embrace. Thanks to your contributions, SA2U’s “Gift of Warmth” campaign raised almost CHF 120,000 for much-needed winter aid from generous individual and institutional donors. The campaign was an online fundraising effort aimed at helping Ukrainians survive an extremely
With funds granted by the Association for the Support of Victims of the Ukraine Conflict (ASVUC), Ukrainian NGO Nasha Peremoga funded the purchase of a generator and fuel for 50 residents and 30 staff members of a home for the elderly and disabled in the village of Peremoha, Kyiv Oblast.
