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Support Ukraine to reduce loss of life and a devastating destruction of a beautiful nation! Ukrainian Americans and our friends in Minnesota and Midwest are united to stop the war and save lives of people we love and cherish.
Humanitarian aid donations are accepted by the Ukrainian American Community Center, a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit in Minnesota. Your donation is 100% tax-deductible. All donors will be sent a letter acknowledging their donation that can be used as receipt for tax filing purposes.
Please check our most recent Fund Disbursement and Aid Delivery Report on how funds are allocated and disbursed.
Please consider supporting need-specific campaigns:
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Evacuation Vehicles
The primary need is off-road medical evacuation vehicles that can access distressed areas. We have access to used vehicle in Europe that would fit the need. The total cost is estimated to be around USD 100,000 for TEN vehicles including acquisition, transportation, service and paining. Please consider supporting this campaign with your contributions and share this campaign with your friends and family.
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Protective Eyeware
Our group of medical volunteers including a Ukrainian-born Minnesota ophthalmologist, Dr. Nataliya Danylkova, MD. initiated this campaign in order to obtain the protective eyewear for people in affected areas including civilian first responders, medics, or soldiers on the front lines. The most precious gift of sight is very fragile and is very easy to loose. The simple eye protection can go a long way. Our goal is to buy 1,500 pairs of glasses. One pair costs between $30-$150.
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VAC Wound Treatment
The war in Ukraine has resulted in a high number of casualties and injuries, many of which are very severe. We chose to focus on the procurement of Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (NPWT) devices and supplies. NPWT is a highly sophisticated wound care technique that involves the use of a vacuum dressing to promote wound healing and tissue regeneration as well as to reduce the risk of infection in complex, traumatic wounds.