UAid Direct is a volunteer-led organization in Ukraine, delivering medicine, food, and basic goods to vulnerable people in need living in Ukraine.

Started in 2013, Nova Ukraine is an organization focused on supporting Ukraine’s people, culture and history through a variety of multifaceted efforts.

ENGin is a non-profit, started in March 2020, dedicated to helping Ukrainians practice and learn the English language. Since their inception, they have helped 10,000 learners. Ukrainians are eligible for one on one English language discussions with English speakers, free of charge. Lessons are conveniently taught via video chat during the hours of 6 am - 10 pm times in Ukrainian timezones

In 2015, A Drop in the Ocean was established in response to the refugees fleeing to Greece for safety. Within the same month the first team of 16 volunteers from Norway flew to Greece and started providing water, safety and basic needs to the people needing help. Now, A Drop in the Ocean currently has missions expanding outside of their original mission location. They provide direct aid to refugees in Athens, Lesvos, Northern Greece, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Poland, and Norway. As of today, they have mobilized more than 8, 500 volunteers from 72 countries.

In 1992, Heart to Heart International was funded by an initial mission from the US to Russia to air lift medical aid to hospitals in need. Soon, the mission expanded to include partnerships with FedEx to provide relief in Southeast Asia. Work has continued to expand to support times of humanitarian relief and disasters all over the world.

Project C.U.R.E. was founded in the late 1980’s in Colorado and has since grown to be the largest supplier of medical supplies to countries in need all over the world. Now there are 7 collection centers in the US with distribution of medical supplies and equipment to 135 countries, providing nurses and doctors with the supplies they need to work in high need areas.

St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital has cared for children with cancer, sickle cell, and high need diseases for the past 70 years. They’ve grown in their work to support research, treatment, and importantly, financial support for children needing important life saving care. While headquartered in Memphis, Tennessee, St. Jude has partners all over the world to provide care for children no matter their background.

Partners for World Health was founded in 2009 in Portland, Maine, with the vision to save unused and discarded medical products from landfills and partner with local organizations all over the world to redistribute these medical supples in their times of great need. Partners for World Health also leads medical mission trips and works to improve maternal morbidity and mortality rates with Project 10,000.

Global Surgical and Medical Support Group works in high need and often combat areas across the globe to provide first response medical aid and surgical support. They work with veteran military and medical staff from a variety of roles to provide comprehensive emergency aid and to develop long term solutions.

Project Hope started when a Navy Physician, Dr. Walsh worked on a ship in the South Pacific in the late 1950’s. He was inspired to work to help people with high medical needs and poor conditions. The SS HOPE set sail, providing care over 11 different voyages in the first 14 years. Now, Project Hope serve countries all over the world, working with local experts to serve those in need.

Refugee Care Collective has supported refugees arriving in the Portland, Oregon area for the past 15 years. With community support and partnerships, they are able to provide Restart Kits, technology, and English tutoring for people as they make Portland a new home.

Ukrainian Association of Washington State was Incorporated in 1971 to support the Ukrainian-American people and promote cultural and heritage positivity and celebrate everything that is wonderful about Ukrainian communities.

A Christian organization started in 1979 by an American to provide medical aid in Cambodia during the time of the Khmer Rouge. Now Medical Teams International provides US domestic and international medical aid during high crises events. They also provide medical aid and dental care to people in need in remote and hard to reach regions.

Since 1917, Lutheran Social Services of the National Capital Area (LSSNCA) has evolved to meet the changing needs of its community, while staying true to its mission of accompanying those in need to foster resiliency, self-sufficiency, and access to opportunities by creating, connecting with, and engaging welcoming communities. 

Today, LSSNCA continues to serve throughout the Greater Washington, D.C. area with refugee and immigrant resettlement, and workforce development programs; family and children services including foster care for unaccompanied refugee minors; health and wellness services such as CARE for Newcomers, and healthy relationships education through our Youth Development and Wellness initiatives. With the help of partners and volunteers, LSSNCA strives to achieve an inclusive community of well-being where people thrive.

St. Andrew Ukrainian Orthodox Cathedral was established in Silver Spring, Maryland after the second World War for Ukrainians living in Washington, DC area. It has continued to serve the local Ukrainian community and beyond since 1949.

Kentucky Refugee Ministries was established in 1990 and began assisting refugee families who immigrated to the United States as they started a new life.

International Book Project was established in 1966 and since then has distributed books in regions across the United States. They collect books and build partnerships all over the world to support literacy in places of need. Headquartered in Lexington, Kentucky, USA their impact extends to 167 countries.

Disaster Emergency Committee, established in the UK, rallies 15 organizations to fundraise for medic and crisis relief supplies to provide much needed help to front lines during crises.

A Catholic confederation of churches known as the Caritas Internationalis, which started in 1897 and has evolved to an international status with presence in over 40 countries.

Volunteers for Ukraine (VFU) is a new non-profit organization, established in 2022 dedicated to getting volunteers on the ground to support Ukraine during the war and provide aid during this humanitarian crises. They also raise funds to support volunteers.

Launched in 1919 in response to the needs of children in the wake of WWI.

A Christian based organization started in 1992 by immigrant family to the US.

World Relief with local churches to make change in a sustainable way.

After the major earthquake in 2010 in Haiti, World Central Kitchen was started by Chef José Andrés.

United for Ukraine (United Way) uses funds to address basic needs of Ukrainian refugees on the ground in Poland, Hungary, Romania.

Women for Women was created to support women from war and crises by helping with skills to improve their lives.

Where is Willie is an organization established in 2007 that serves orphans, displaced people, and homeless.

United Nations started in 1945 and currently comprised of 193 member states.

For over twenty-three years, Kidsave has been working on behalf of older kids in foster and orphans in the U.S. and abroad. Through their innovative family-visit model and family mentoring programs, Kidsave has been able to help over 14,100 children directly and over 500,000 children through partnerships and global initiatives.

International Rescue Committee was founded in 1933 and serves refugees affected by crises such as war, famine, and natural disasters.

Jewish Volunteer Connection is a Baltimore, Maryland based organization providing volunteer opportunities.

British-Ukrainian Aid was established in 2014 to support people of Ukraine who have endured hardships and raise awareness about Ukraine.

In 1994, Hal Donaldson started Convoy of Hope after meeting with missionaries and Mother Theresa.

Habitat for Humanity International was founded in 1976, and has, with the help of volunteers build homes for many people in need.

Entwine is the largest jewish humanitarian group, working for over 100 years in over 70 countries.

Doctors without Borders is a global humanitarian group of physicians who respond to disaster and crises situations by providing ethical medical support to those in need.

Global Response Management Inc. (GRM) is a group formed in by veterans and respond to crises all over the world providing life-saving care.

Americares was started in 1979 and since then has worked with hospitals and medic centers all over the world, in 164 countries, to respond with support and medical supplies to regions in crisis.

Founded in 1881 in Washington, DC, American Red Cross helps in crises, with persons in need of lifesaving treatments and blood donations all over the world.

Global Disaster Relief Team (GDRT) started in 2022 by Ukrainian and Russian American medics in response to the War in Ukraine.

Catholic Relief Services is a faith based organization that seeks to provide care for people with basic needs during times of crises.

It’s Complicated is an international therapy group providing counseling to patients and support for therapists alike.

Voices of Children is an organization that provides therapy and support to children who have experienced the trauma of war.

Spirit of Victory is an Ukraine-based ministry network group, providing for the basic needs of Ukrainians in need. They are providing humanitarian aid in more than 12 cities in Ukraine.

Reset began in 2018 to help refugee families get acclimated to their new environments. They also provide support and training for sponsoring families.

After WWII, Direct Relief was established and provides medical relief to US and countries in need.

Relief International was started in 1958 as Volunteers in Technical Assistance. Many years later, they have been providing support during many humanitarian crises.

After an earthquake in Haiti in 2010, two marines went into Haiti with supplies an a group of volunteers and got to work. Since then, Team Rubicon has evolved into a full fledged organization, using skills and military organization tactics to go into hard to reach places to provide great humanitarian and life saving aid.

The Kids of Ukraine Inc. Foundation established to help children and their mothers. On the 1st of June, Kids of Ukraine, Inc. started the “SviTY” educational and recreational day camp for teenagers (12-16 y.o.). The main idea of the camp is to preserve and increase the uniqueness and potential of each child. To give resources and help build their inner strengths, which will allow these children to adapt (or integrate abroad to a new place) to difficult conditions of war and transformation of our society. The goal of the camp or club is to create a safe space, in which children will have an opportunity to express themselves and acquire new skills. Participation in the camp involves communication with psychologists, restorative communication practices, learning english, actors playing, master classes, tours, quests etc.

Project Aid & Rescue is a team of international volunteers that have come together to alleviate the suffering of the Ukrainian people by providing aid and resources to those in need.  Whether that is by providing hotel rooms for recent refugees; medicines, food, and supplies to those still inside Ukraine; evacuations of those who no longer have a safe place to live; or tactical first aid supplies, Project Aid & Rescue works with its partners, volunteers and donors to provide the needed humanitarian aid and support. Project Aid & Rescue emphasizes helping the most at-risk refugees and Ukrainians, namely women and children.