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Who We Are
Nova Ukraine is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing humanitarian aid to the people of Ukraine and raising awareness about Ukraine in the United States and throughout the world. Thanks to your generous donations, we fund a variety of projects to help the people of Ukraine and to strengthen Ukraine’s democratic society. The Nova Ukraine team and volunteers have been working tirelessly to help those in need. We greatly appreciate the overwhelming support from the community. For more details on our mission and vision, please visit About Us.
Our Impact So Far
Since 2014, Nova Ukraine has run a variety of successful humanitarian projects in Ukraine. Since 2022 to date, we have raised over $180 million and have helped over 12 million Ukrainians with an operating expense percentage in single digits.
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Latest News
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At Davos, Nova Ukraine Keeps Global Focus on Ukraine
As world leaders gathered in Davos this month to discuss security and democracy, Nova Ukraine was there to ensure that Ukrainian reconstruction, energy security, and humanitarian needs were top priorities.
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Warmth for Ukraine: A Humanitarian Appeal
As the world enters a New Year filled with hope and new beginnings, the reality in Ukraine is growing more desperate. This winter, countless Ukrainian families face unimaginable hardship. Homes
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Russia Weaponizes Winter: Ukrainian Civilians Face Catastrophic Threat from Systematic Infrastructure Attacks
January 16, 2025 | Palo Alto, CA Three million people in Kyiv are on the edge of survival. Russian strikes have plunged Ukrainian cities fall into darkness as temperatures plummet
Updates from Facebook
Starting this week, communities across the U.S. are coming together to say: we haven't forgotten!
Nova Ukraine, alongside partners and allies who stand with Ukraine, will be part of this nationwide movement all weekend.
🔹 Saturday, Feb 21 — Washington, D.C. Lincoln Memorial.
🔹 Sunday, Feb 22 — San Francisco Harry Bridges Plaza.
Not in D.C. or San Francisco? Rallies are happening in cities all over the country. Find yours: uaworldmap.ukrainianworldcongress.org/en.
Bring your flags. Bring your voice. Show up for Ukraine.
— Iryna Moriak, Nova Ukraine Project Manager in Ukraine
When Iryna visited Nova Ukraine’s after-school learning center, Змістовно, in Zaporizhzhia, she saw what these spaces make possible for children growing up during war, a place where they can learn, explore their interests, connect with peers, and spend time in an environment designed around their needs.
Across Ukraine, the war continues to disrupt education and place a serious emotional strain on families, which is why spaces like Zmistovno matter. They provide stability and consistent support at a time when childhood is often disrupted. With support from the Howard G. Buffett Foundation, Nova Ukraine continues this work so children can keep learning.
Hospitals are under extreme strain. Food shortages are rising. Over 19,000 children remain missing. The humanitarian need continues to grow.
And yet — because of you — hope remains.
Give today: novaukraine.org/donate. Every dollar saves a life.
With support from Nova Ukraine, Vsi Poruch set up this mobile invincibility point in a residential area where people have nowhere to go to keep warm. Donated by a Finnish charity and delivered to Kharkiv by Nova Ukraine, the bus is powered by generators and offers heat, electricity, seating, lighting, and a small kitchen. It is now part of Nova Ukraine's Nova Stash emergency response project, which provides fuel and essential supplies to people impacted by the war.
The bus has become a place people depend on for warmth and stability. As the bitter cold continues, it will drive to other communities across the Kharkiv region where power outages continue.
He was wounded while defending Ukraine and faces a long road to recovery with a disability. Standard rehabilitation has helped, but hasn’t replaced his need for constant movement.
That’s where Brazilian jiu-jitsu comes in. With the support of Nova Ukraine, Olexander is moving once again at TMS HUB in Mykolaiv, a Brazilian jiu-jitsu rehabilitation training center for veterans. This training helps wounded veterans like Olexander rebuild strength, confidence, and ease their return back to civilian life.
Check out the video to see how movement becomes Olexander’s way forward!
They’re the main characters in Oscar-nominated director Evgeny Afinneevsky’s documentary, “Children in the Fire,” showcasing the brutal impact of Russia’s invasion on Ukrainian kids.
At the event attended by lawmakers, the children told their stories of air raids, displacement, imprisonment, torture, and lost childhoods.
It was hosted by Nova Ukraine, the Embassy of Ukraine in the USA / Посольство України в США, Rep. Michael McCaul (TX-10), and the Bring Kids Back UA.
📷 Artem Balashov