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More humanitarian aid on its way to Ukraine! Warm clothes, first aid kits, emergency supplies, hygiene items, and other critical supplies that are absolutely needed during this time! We would like to thank our volunteers, board members, individual donors, and corporate sponsors for making this happen! We also just finished dispatching several grants directly to our partners on the ground! These grants are already funding several critical relief...
Stand With Ukraine KC is excited to send a Rapid Response Grant to its partner BoTurbota (“Because We Care”) to provide food, hygiene items, and art therapy to displaced families currently living in Dolyna (Ivano-Frankivsk Region), a sister city of Prairie Village, Kansas.
Like many cities in western Ukraine, Dolyna has opened its doors to people forced from their homes by Russian aggression. Currently, Dolyna, a small town of only 20,000...
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.elementor-widget-image{text-align:center}.elementor-widget-image a{display:inline-block}.elementor-widget-image a img {width:48px}.elementor-widget-image img{vertical-align:middle;display:inline-block} Last month our partners from the Luhansk Association of Organizations for Persons with Disabilities used one of our Rapid Response Grants to transport humanitarian goods from staging areas in western...
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On behalf of the Ukrainian Community in KC – Ukrainian Club of Kansas City and Stand With Ukraine KC non-profit, we would like to thank the Parade of Hearts Board for helping to create the heart, the National WW1 Museum and memorial for hosting it and Jeremy Collins who brought it to life. Kansas City is known as America’s Heartland and Ukrainians are grateful that the heart of KC is beating in unison with the heart of...
OVER 4 MILLION REFUGEES LEFT UKRAINE IN JUST THE FIRST WEEKS In just the first week of hostilities, over 1 million Ukrainians fled home, often with little more than a few days’ worth of clothes and food. As of April 5th, 2022, over 4 million have now fled. The crisis is projected to internally displace up to 6.7 million people in Ukraine. According to recent estimates, the current crisis is projected to affect 18 million people,...
