Help us deliver power units to Ukrainian communities enduring relentless attacks
As Ukraine faces another autumn and winter under relentless attack, Ukraine Appeal is launching a focused campaign to fundraise for EcoFlow generators and power stations for communities across Ukraine. Discover why this support is urgently needed and how you can make a difference.
Ukraine Appeal and Sunflower Supplementary School Join National HOPE Campaign
Ukraine Appeal and the Sunflower Ukrainian Supplementary School are joining the national “HOPE – Help Other People Eat” campaign, led by AUGB and AUW, to honour the victims of the Holodomor and support families facing food insecurity today in both the UK and Ukraine. Our community is collecting non‑perishable food for the local Food Bank and raising funds for the “Bake for Ukraine” mobile bakery, which delivers fresh bread to frontline villages in Ukraine.
Computers for school in Ukraine
Ukraine Appeal has delivered another high‑impact project supporting education in Ukraine. Through a collaboration with Professor Michael Mainelli, Z/Yen Group and Tech 4 Reuse, refurbished computers are being sent to Lyceum No. 2 in Pokrovsk, enabling pupils and teachers to continue learning despite the ongoing war. Building on this success, partners have committed to providing 40 additional laptops, strengthening our long‑term support for Ukrainian children and advancing our mission to deliver practical, life‑changing aid.
War in Ukraine: 'My fear is that I may lose my family any minute'
This BBC News report captures the moment our charity journey began, as Viktoriya Shtanko — now CEO of Ukraine Appeal — spoke about the fear for her family in Ukraine and the urgent need to help her hometown under attack. What started with three volunteers coordinating supplies from Milton Keynes has since grown into a registered charity, a strong Ukrainian community hub, and the officially recognised Sunflower Ukrainian Supplementary School. This media coverage tells the story of how our mission to support Ukraine first took shape.