Your Donations At Work.
We are already helping Ukrainians to escape from conflict.
Meet Anna
Anna fled her home in Gostomel in her pajamas, with her husband and 5-month-old baby girl by foot. As they ran through the forest they saw their apartment building burn. They were helped to reach the Polish Border and sent to Germany where they are being housed by a family. Her husband had to say goodbye to Anna and the baby at the border. He has to stay and fight to protect Ukraine. Anna does not know when or if she will see her husband again.
Food.
We are providing vital supplies of bread and other food items to the most vulnerable in Kyiv, Lviv, and Kharkiv.
Meet Lidia
Lidia lived in central Kyiv, after spending days in a bomb shelter a building nearby was struck and her close friend died in the strike. After this tragedy, Lidia decided to flee to safety to protect her son. She left on a train and made it to the border. Lidia had no funds, no food, and no shelter. Lidia received food housing, transport, and a small amount of money for necessities. She was directed to a host home in Germany.
Medical Supplies.
Hospitals across Ukraine desperately need medical supplies to treat the ill, the displaced, and the wounded. The IUCF is transporting medical aid from Poland, Romania, France, and Germany to Ukrainian hospitals and medical centers.
Evacuations.
Since Putin’s invasion in February 2022, 6.5 million Ukrainians have been displaced. The International Ukrainian Crisis Fund is working to evacuate women and children to safehouses in neighboring countries.