Heavy shelling and fighting have caused widespread death, destruction of homes and businesses, and severely damaged infrastructure across Ukraine.
As of February 2024, 3.7 million Ukrainians are internally displaced, while 6.5 million are seeking refuge in other nations, and approximately 14.6 million are in need of humanitarian assistance.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said 31,000 soldiers have been killed trying to defend the nation from Russia's invasion. Zelensky went on to report tens of thousands of civilian deaths, noting that the true number of those who have died in areas of Ukraine that Russia occupies is unknown.
After two years of war, Ukraine needs your help now more than ever.
With Gravvy's Spread, you can donate to reputable aid groups, such as the Ukraine Children's Aid Fund, United Help Ukraine, Doctors Without Borders, and Save the Children, to help provide food, water, medical care, and more for displaced civilians. Your donation will contribute to lifesaving work and get Ukrainians the emergency relief they urgently need.
Slava Ukraini!
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Already helping civilians in Ukraine by directly sending money to friends to buy necessities that aren't covered by any of the aid sent by governments, or ordering from Amazon for delivery in Poland and Czech. By donating directly to friends there is no overhead and all the money goes into need necessities.
Some of the items purchased over the last 2 years with donations:
1) heaters and lighting for field hospitals
2) antibiotics & drugs including field education kits for soldiers
3) food for soldiers & evacuated people
4) towels & shirts for people who left with the clothes on their back
5) power bars to charge cell phones & light bulbs
6) supplies sent to eastern Ukraine & extract refugees to west
7) fuel for buses taking refugees to European cities
8) 18 used vehicles for evacuating civilians and wounded soldiers that require tires and maintenance. 18 vehicles driven on Ukrainian roads in bad shape in the best of times, and off road go through lots of tires and need lots of maintenance.
9) thermal night vision
10) StarLink for soldiers (used for drones). No, Musk doesn't just give it to them. Yes Musk periodically shuts it down helping Russia.
11) 1,000 pairs of socks for soldiers
Note: a lot of donations to charities not based in Ukraine sit at the borders and are used by people leaving Ukraine. Getting supplies around Ukraine was challenging before the war as the roads are in poor shape and so were many cars on the road. With the war there is the added challenge of Russian missiles and guns. Only Ukrainians are driving supplies around as needed based on local mayors communicating needs in various cities.