Watch Viktoriia's 77-second story. It will change how you see this war.
HELP THE NEXT VIKTORIIA — DONATE NOWMissiles destroy buildings. Isolation destroys people.
She stares at walls she doesn't recognize.
He wonders if the power will hold through the night.
They can't help their kids with homework—because they don't speak the language.
Together for Ukraine gives them back what missiles can't destroy:
education ♦ skills ♦ human connection
20,000+ Ukrainians.
One lifeline.
She stayed in Ukraine through the war.
"I saw people all over the world who are so open-hearted... devoting their time to help us feel less isolated in this hard time."
Now Be Their Voice.
Every Ukrainian you just watched found connection through Together for Ukraine.
But hundreds more are waiting.
This winter, power grid attacks mean blackouts, cold, darkness.
Isolation hits hardest when you're already far from home.
$10,000 keeps Together for Ukraine running through winter.
"Before, for me, need the translator. Now, I don't use it. It's beautiful."
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20,000+ Ukrainians. One lifeline.
"It feels like you're a friend or maybe a family member."
Oksana has been part of Together for Ukraine for over a year. She has one thing to say to you.
"Thank you for your patience, that you are kind. Thank you that you spend your time on teaching us."
She's thanking you. Before you've even given.
Will you answer?
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Education, skills, and connection for 100,000 Ukrainians.
20,000+ reached so far.
Right now, somewhere in Europe, a Ukrainian is sitting alone.
Maybe she's in a cramped apartment in Poland, staring at walls she doesn't recognize. Maybe he's still in Ukraine, listening to air raid sirens, wondering if tomorrow will come. Maybe they're a mother who can't help her kids with homework because she doesn't speak the language of their new school.
They're not asking for much.
Just someone to talk to. Someone who sees them as a person, not a statistic. Someone who gives them 30 minutes of human connection in a week that otherwise feels endless.
You can make that happen.
Not by flying to Ukraine. Not by volunteering your time. Just by funding the education, skills, and connection that 20,000+ Ukrainians are counting on.
That's it. That's everything.