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Since the start of this war Timur and team made sure that people don't go without food and water. They have been using their personal vehicles to do so and due to shelling are now down to only 2 small vehicles. They deliver 1100 bags of food a day and are risking their lives by having to go back and forth. Your contributions will help Timur and team procure a much needed van so that they can keep delivering vital aid to thousands of families as their only lifeline to the outside world.

Timur and his team are Kharkiv natives who are the only lifeline to emergency food bags to thousands of seniors and women with children of North Kharkiv. Every day they risk their lives to procure and deliver bags of aid directly to the families who are mostly in hiding from the constant shelling. Your contribution helps directly Timur and his brave team to purchase food, diapers and water.

Children are often the most affected by war. Children have been sent alone to safety by their parents. Entire orphanages have been evacuated. And there’s no knowing when this conflict will end. This project will provide for the needs of children. Nutrition, schooling, even toys to lift spirits.

With a 613km shared border, Romania is another key point to ship supplies and shelter to Ukrainian refugees. As women, children and the elderly stream across the border, our Romanian project aims to feed, cloth, and shelter those who made the treacherous journey.

More than 4M refugees have fled the Ukraine and more than 2.3M have sought shelter in Poland. EO Poland has been on the frontlines of the refugee crisis from day one and continues to meet the most critical needs by providing supplies, food, and bedding, as well as helping to establish shelters and schools. The EO Poland campaign is the largest EO effort and is reaching tens of thousands of refugees. More than 110 EO chapters worldwide are participating.

Beyond medic supplies to treat the wounded, refugees need basic medical supplies as well. From insulin to heart medication, this project will provide pills, masks, hygiene kits, and even COVID testing supplies.

We’re collaborating with a Ukrainian-based network that is providing protective gear for first responders who are helping to evacuate people from cities under siege.

The Ukrainian crisis also threatens an already oppressed minority in the region: the LGBTQ population. With homophobia such a part of Russian society, Ukrainians living under Russian occupation are doubly at risk. This project is to find and protect those who need protection from both bombs and the culture at large.

The Ukrainian Rainbow Project provides academic and emotional support for Ukrainian children.

Currently, we are working with two schools that have over 1000 students and an orphanage with over 120 Ukrainian children who need all the help and support possible.

Your donation goes toward teacher and support staff salaries, supplies, and equipment.