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Want to help Ukraine? These nonprofits are supplying humanitarian aid

By Lindsey Toomer February 27, 2022 | updated 3 years ago

Organizations around the world are collecting donations to support Ukraine while Russia continues its invasion.

Here are a few organizations taking donations to help Ukrainian refugees, military personnel, health care professionals and more.

  • UNICEF is on the ground in Ukraine ramping up assistance for children.
  • Revived Soldiers Ukraine is a nonprofit dedicated to providing aid to the people of Ukraine, including supporting their fundamental human rights and medical rehabilitation for Ukrainian soldiers.
  • The International Rescue Committee helps people affected by humanitarian crises and is collecting donations to help displaced Ukrainian families.
  • The National Bank of Ukraine is accepting donations to help fund Ukraine’s armed forces.
  • The International Committee of the Red Cross is accepting donations specifically to support Ukraine.
  • Project HOPE is shipping medicine and medical supplies to impacted areas in Ukraine.
  • Razom for Ukraine is a nonprofit dedicated to bettering Ukraine and compiled a list of resources to help the country.
  • JEWISHcolorado is joining the Jewish Federations of North America in a $16 million emergency campaign to provide humanitarian assistance to vulnerable Jewish populations living in Ukraine.
  • Denver coffee roaster Dazbog Coffee Company is holding a fundraiser Monday, Feb. 28 through Sunday, March 6, where 5% of all in-store beverage sales and $3 per bag of Dazbog Svoboda “Freedom” Blend sold will be donated to the International Committee of the Red Cross to support Ukraine. 

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