Humanitarian Aid To Ukraine

October 2026 Update

Dear donors!

A total of 41,380 UAH (approximately $911) was spent to support five torture survivors (three women and two men).

• Dental care: 20,000 UAH

• Medical examinations: 21,380 UAH

In conclusion, I would like to share a report by a KHPG member, Mikhail Romanov, a Candidate of Legal Sciences, which was delivered at the XXV Aleksanteri Conference in Helsinki. The report examines the underlying motives behind Russia's use of violence and intimidation against Ukrainian civilians, demonstrating that these are not random events but a consistent state policy. He writes that “ the goal of this systemic pressure is to cultivate an atmosphere of fear, danger, and inescapable vulnerability—an environment in which human life is entirely devalued.”

However, Ukrainians refuse to give in to this pressure or give up their land. Instead, they counter it through widespread civic mobilization and the sheer nerve of ordinary citizens who refuse to stop working, keeping businesses running as usual to maintain economic and social resilience.

We are deeply grateful for your invaluable and generous support. Because our funds are currently critically low, we urgently ask you to give today to continue supporting these brave people and stand firmly by them in their unyielding fight for survival and freedom.

September 2026 Update

Dear donors!

Total expenses last month were 37,850 UAH (approximately $844). Of this amount:

·        20,000 UAH for stomatological prosthetics for a victim of torture with knocked-out teeth.

·        10,850 UAH for medical examinations and consultations for another two victims of torture.

·        Another 7,000 UAH were allocated for a disabled person. First, he received 5,000 hryvnias. After sending a letter about his condition and that of his family. Later, he asked for another 2,000 hryvnias to conduct an MRI. Here is a fragment from his letter.

We live in Marhanka, Nikopol district, Dnipropetrovsk region. We are four people. My grandmother is retired, and my mother doesn’t work as she is a cancer patient. I have a sister who works as a gardener, and I currently cannot work because of my health. I have been disabled since childhood and suffered a stroke two years ago, after which half of my body is still paralyzed. My pension is 2,300 hryvnias and does not cover my medical expenses.

In conclusion, we want to thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your amazing support—your kindness truly means the world to those in Ukraine. As you are well aware, intensified Russian bombing campaigns are now targeting Ukrainian infrastructure, railroads, and warehouses. This deliberate destruction multiplies the suffering of innocent people caught in the conflict.

Please give today and share this link to help Ukrainians in dire need of medications and other vital supplies, and thank you for standing with the people of Ukraine during their darkest hours.

August 2026 Update

Dear donors!

Total expenses last month were 42,003 UAH (approximately $942). Of this amount:

·        19,000 UAH went toward dental care for a torture survivor;

·        17,003 UAH was spent on medical examinations for three victims of torture;

·        3,000 UAH went toward vehicle repairs for units in the combat zone. Unfortunately, the state funds consistently fall short of covering the repairs. By the repair crews' most conservative estimates, refurbishing the engine in the bus used to transport personnel requires at least 50,000 hryvnias. And this is far from the only item in the list of urgent needs of the unit (primarily related to maintaining the operational efficiency of automotive equipment)

·        3,000 UAH went to support a single, ailing woman from Kharkiv who is battling cancer. I want to share with you the fundraising post published on her behalf:

Help Agniya from Kharkiv to survive!

I understand that everyone is tired of the war, that everyone's problems grow into new problems, and that both at home and abroad, each of our worlds is changing drastically...

But don't let the stars go out - the twinkling of even one such particle makes the Universe Whole.

Agniya and her mother met the war in Kharkiv almost unaided. In winter, they lived for several days without windows - an explosive wave knocked them out. She boarded up the windows so they wouldn't freeze. Later, she buried her mother.

She didn't give up, and she even fed homeless cats. But last winter, they cut off the electricity, making survival even harder. As a result, her health deteriorated, and Agniya's weight is now only 37 kg.

She is almost alone in this world. Only responsive, kind hearts can help her.

She is battling cancer, and in September, she will undergo the 4th course of rehabilitation. Your 100, 200, 300 hryvnias, or more will greatly help her treatment. Goodness always returns to those who give it!

We are profoundly grateful for your steadfast support. Ukraine relies on our collective strength today more than ever, and your generosity sends a clear message that they are not alone. To help us keep pace with the growing demand for critical assistance, please consider making another gift and sharing this link to amplify our impact.

July 2026 Update

Dear donors!

• The total expenses for the last month were 37,000 UAH (approximately $826). Of this amount:

·        5,000 UAH – to a woman whose apartment was destroyed by a bombing on July 2nd; she lost all her belongings.

• ·        3,000 UAH – to a large displaced family from Luhansk (they have five daughters).

• ·        4,000 UAH – to a torture survivor for medical examinations.

• ·        5,000 UAH – to cover Starlink costs for the "Triglav" UAV battalion. They evacuate the wounded and deliver ammunition, food, and water to forward positions, so they have a critical need for Internet access. What the state provides is not nearly sufficient, which is why they are constantly fundraising.

• ·        20,000 UAH – to a torture survivor for dental treatment.

Thank you deeply for your ongoing support. Standing with Ukraine matters now more than ever, as we anticipate more requests for assistance after recent Russian bombings destroyed critical food and medical warehouses. Please consider supporting us again and sharing this fundraiser to help us meet these urgent needs.