Russia is waging an unprovoked and vicious war against Ukraine. Millions of people got displaced, tens of thousands of people lost their loved ones and once beautiful Ukrainian cities are getting razed to the ground.
Barbaric Russian occupiers are facing fierce resistance from Ukrainians, who are not willing to lose their independence, culture, national identity and their lives to pathetic Russian imperialism.
I, like millions of other Ukrainians, cannot stay idle in this situation.
I’ve created UAHelp.me - a curated list of resources to help Ukraine and its people. Here’s how you can help Ukraine:
Links below checked against the organisations’ own pages on 4 September 2026. This is a link and purpose check, not an audit of their finances. Use their sites for current payment details rather than an old QR image.
Help the Ukrainian army
Helping the armed forces of Ukraine is one of the most meaningful ways to contribute to Ukrainian victory. The sooner Ukraine defeats the invasion, the sooner the suffering ends.
- Come Back Alive supports Ukraine’s defence forces. Its donation page separates army assistance from support for the foundation’s operations.
- KOLO is a Ukrainian tech-community fund supporting the defence effort. Its own site carries its current projects and donation routes.
Medical and humanitarian help
- Leleka Foundation supplies medical aid, including supplies for first responders and hospitals.
- UNITED24 is Ukraine’s official fundraising platform. Choose the purpose of your donation on its current site.
Help refugees
UNHCR’s Ukraine help pages explain assistance for war-affected and displaced people inside Ukraine and link to information for people leaving the country. Share the relevant official page with someone seeking support.
Hire Ukrainians
If you can offer paid work, make the role, location restrictions and terms clear. A real job or paid contract is more useful than asking people displaced by war to provide unpaid work in exchange for exposure.
Help animals
- UAnimals works on animal rescue and welfare in Ukraine.
- Happy Paw provides direct ways to support its work with homeless animals and shelters.
Help fight propaganda
Check the original source before sharing a claim, image or fundraising appeal. Keep reporting on Ukraine visible after it leaves the front page.
Protest, sign petitions
Ask your elected representatives to sustain support for Ukraine. Join local events and campaigns whose organisers and purpose you can identify.
Keep the resources useful
UAHelp.me contains the wider directory. Each linked organisation remains responsible for its current appeals and payment details. If a link here stops reaching the organisation named, tell me.