Your generous donation provides immediate relief to the Ukrainian people via food, emergency services, medical supplies, etc. Please consider helping Ukraine in this urgent time of need.

Nova Ukraine is a registered 501(c)3 non-profit organization.

Volunteers pass out treats and toys in the Kharkiv subway stations where residents hide from shelling.

Animal rescue groups evacuate animals from Ukraine.

Nova Ukraine construction crew, Helping Hand, rebuilding homes in Bucha, Hostomel and Irpin.

Nova Ukraine supports factories and food producers in Ukraine.

Volunteers evacuate elderly and disabled people from front-line cities in Ukraine.

Over 140 hospitals have received medical supply deliveries from Nova Ukraine.

We have helped millions of Ukrainians to date, but there is still more work to be done. Help us maintain relief momentum and consider donating today.

$25

The cost of one life-saving tourniquet.

$100

Provides a fully equipped first-aid kit for a field medic.

$250

Feeds a family for 30 days.

$500

Purchases a gas-powered generator for a hospital in Ukraine.

Your Donation Saves and Changes Lives

Every relief story has a human attached to it. Read some of the many ways our donors have helped support Ukrainians in need.

No sooner did Vladimir land on this continent, along with his wife and five young children, did bad news come from home in Ukraine: One of his brothers had died in the war. Soon thereafter, while at the Mexico City hub run by Nova Ukraine and other volunteer organizations, the tragedy became doubly difficult: His other brother gave his life for his country.

Weighed down by grief, Vladimir continued his journey in the new world. He applied for humanitarian parole to enter the United States and was soon approved. But Vladimir did not have enough money to fly his large family to the United States. That’s where Nova Ukraine volunteers came in, raising money to pay for their ticket.

Today, Vladimir and his family are getting settled in Sacramento, California.

When the Russian invasion started in Ukraine, pregnant women and new mothers in a Kharkiv Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) were evacuated to an underground bomb shelter where they continued to give birth and care for their newborns. With the stress of the war, the number of premature births has increased throughout Kharkiv.

Doctors, nurses, and mothers living in this cramped, makeshift NICU need our support to continue caring for medically fragile newborns. With your donations, Nova Ukraine supplied a specialized ultrasound machine for this NICU and continues to support their ongoing medical needs.

Two elderly women spent three weeks in a basement in Kharkiv. One of them has diabetes. They were mostly immobile and in wheelchairs the entire time. Volunteers brought them to a former hostel that had been cleaned and retrofitted into a hospice-like facility. With help from Nova Ukraine’s funds, the volunteers took them in, washed them, helped them change and noticed that their feet were turning black. Since the ladies had trouble walking, they assumed that it was gangrene settling in.

In the photo: A nurse letting them know it wasn’t gangrene but, instead, bedsores and bruises. It turns out their feet were likely bruised because people were walking past them in the basement and stepping on them in the dark.

We are glad to report that both ladies are now doing well and walking!

Her evacuation to safety happened in the nick of time. Liudmyla holds tightly to her infant grandchild as she boards a bus to safety with her daughter and teenage grandson. She recounts how Angels of Salvation, a volunteer organization funded by Nova Ukraine, picked them up from the embattled village of Svyatohirs’k, just one hour before a Russian rocket blew up their home.

If it wasn’t for Angels of Salvation, Liudmyla and her family might not have survived. It’s for the sake of families like hers that evacuation volunteers with Angels of Salvation risk their lives every day, driving to and from areas of active fighting in eastern Ukraine. Since the start of the war, Nova Ukraine partners and volunteers have evacuated over 30,000 people and their pets from front-line cities in Ukraine.

Nova Ukraine is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing humanitarian aid to the people of Ukraine and raising awareness in the United States and the rest of the world. Through your generous donations, we fund a variety of critical efforts to help the people of Ukraine and strengthen their democratic society. The Nova Ukraine team and volunteers have been working tirelessly around the clock helping people in need. We greatly appreciate the overwhelming support from all of you!

Frequently Asked Questions

What percentage of donated funds goes to actual aid?

We are a volunteer-based organization, and our operational expenses are less than 2% of the revenue we accumulate, meaning that the remainder is used to directly help Ukrainians.

Where can I donate?

You may donate directly on this page using the donation form above. We also accept donations via PayPal, eBay, the ACH Network, Facebook, and other platforms. Note: We temporarily do not accept Zelle or Venmo payments.

Is my donation tax deductible?

Yes. According to US law, all donations to 501(c)(3) nonprofits are tax deductible. Our IRS Deductibility Code is PC (public charity).

Do you accept cryptocurrency donations?

Yes! Please use this page to donate in BTC, ETH, or other cryptocurrencies listed in the link.

Can I donate medical supplies?

Yes! We are currently accepting medical item donations. Donate medical items here.

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Nova Ukraine is a 501(c)3 registered non-profit organization (EIN 465335435) dedicated to raising awareness about Ukraine in the US and throughout the world and providing humanitarian aid to Ukraine.