
After months of tension, Russia invaded Ukraine on Thursday, February 24. As the Ukrainian military seeks to repel Russian troops, civilians have volunteered to fight or been caught in the crossfire, with many refugees escaping to neighboring countries. Those fleeing the violence desperately need emergency aid.
While the conflict is still evolving and escalating, many Atlantans want to know how they can help victims of this war. Below is a list of organizations working here in Atlanta and abroad, and we will continue to add to this list in the coming days. Donors – not all of these organizations may be eligible for a gift from a donor-advised fund. Please contact your philanthropic team with any questions.
Atlanta organizations
CARE has created a Ukraine Crisis Fund
Catholic Charities Atlanta has resources to help support the needs of Ukrainian refugees.
Ukrainian Congress Committee of America (Georgia Branch) – This organization typically focuses on cultural experiences, but has launched a fund to support people and volunteers in its homeland
Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta has launched the Ukraine Emergency Fund to support the needs of Jewish Ukrainian refugees.
International organizations
Doctors Without Borders
Ednannia – supports the largest community foundation network in Ukraine
Fundacja Ocalenie
Global Giving Ukraine Crisis Relief Fund
Habitat for Humanity International
International Medial Corps
International Rescue Committee
MAP International
OutRight International LGBTIQ Emergency Fund
UNICEF
United for Ukraine
UN Refugee Agency
Urgent Action Fund for Women’s Human Rights
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