WE #STANDWITHUKRAINE
The Ukrainian Selfreliance Federal Credit Union (UKRFCU) advises its members that it has made arrangements to expedite donations to support the need for aid to Ukraine.
Any UKRFCU member can call us starting Monday, February 28, 2022, to request that a donation be transferred from their personal account to these local 501(c)3 organizations:
United Ukrainian American Relief Committee
Ukrainian Federation of America
METHODS:
Wire Money to Ukraine
UKRFCU members can wire money to the National Bank of Ukraine to support the Ukrainian Military.
Please call UKRFCU directly for instructions. Fees for wires to Ukraine are currently being waived.
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As the people of Ukraine undertake a heroic stand in their fight for freedom, it’s up to us to have their backs.
We at American Jewish Committee (AJC) just launched an emergency fund to assist Ukrainian refugees and to provide humanitarian assistance to Ukraine as a result of Russia’s unprovoked invasion.
Show your support: Click here to make a donation to AJC’s emergency #StandWithUkraine fund. One hundred percent of donations received will be distributed toward efforts to support Ukraine at this critical time.
Our first grant will go to IsraAid, the wonderful Israeli humanitarian organization, which is on the border of Moldova assisting Ukrainian Jewish and non-Jewish refugees alike.
We are also currently in touch with a number of key Ukrainian individuals, organizations, and partners to determine their most urgent needs and how we might best assist.
The stakes could not be higher. As a frequent visitor to this country with more than 300,000 Jews, and having just traveled there on a solidarity mission less than two months ago, I’ve seen the critical importance of a free and democratic Ukraine.
Already, hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians have been forced to flee their homes.
AJC’s emergency #StandWithUkraine fund is consistent with our long standing tradition of providing assistance when possible in such dire situations.
In the coming days and weeks, we’ll keep all donors notified on allocation decisions.
For months, AJC has been mobilizing our global diplomatic connections and sounding the alarm about the threat of a Russian invasion to help ensure a powerful, unified, American-led response. Now, we’re redoubling these critical efforts, calling on Congress to stand with Ukraine and sanction Russia, and working to assist Ukrainian refugees and to provide humanitarian assistance.
Thank you for joining AJC in support of the Ukrainian people.
Best regards,
David Harris
AJC Chief Executive Officer
Edward and Sandra Meyer Office of the CEO
ACEP stands with all countries, organizations and individuals throughout the world who have condemned the Russian invasion of Ukraine. This unprovoked act of war must stop. It has already resulted in the loss of civilian lives and homes and uprooted hundreds of thousands of innocent Ukrainians.
We join with others in sending our love and compassion to the people of Ukraine and hope for a peaceful, just resolution to this conflict.
There are many ways we can help. In addition to sending our love, the tools of energy psychology are particularly helpful in war-torn situations. If you know anyone who is in, or has connection in Ukraine, please share these resources with them.
And... these are great tools to use yourself if you're feeling anxious or stressed.
Please share these free resources widely on social media.
1. We've created a web page in Ukrainian that contains some key Resources for Resilience. It includes 5, free self help videos that anyone can use to relieve stress, anxiety and trauma, while building resilience. Access it here.
2. We've translated our Resources for Resilience brochure into Ukrainian and Russian. You can download Ukrainian here and Russian here. We shared the Ukrainian brochure on Facebook a few days ago, and it has already reached over 37,000 people.
3. If you wish to contribute financially to help the humanitarian crisis this act of war has created, here are a few options. There are many more.
International Committee of the Red Cross
Also supports the work of the Ukrainian Red Cross
UN Refugee Agency
Provides emergency assistance to people in Ukraine.
Medecins Sans Frontieres/Doctors Without Borders
MSF is conducting a range of activities in Ukraine to help people travel to health care facilities and access prescribed medications.
Voices of Children
The charitable foundation of this organization is helping to provide psychological and psychosocial support to children affected by the Ukrainian conflict.
