Much of my work for Hope For Ukraine takes place thousands of miles from the people and animals our programs support. I often learn what is happening through photographs and updates sent from Ukraine. When these images were shared with our team, I kept returning to...
When people ask why I work for an organization supporting Ukraine despite having no direct family ties to the country, my answer is simple: “You do not need to be part of a specific community to respect human rights and help people in need.” As a Peruvian-American...
Six people are seated on a couch and chair, shoulder-to-shoulder, in a Ukrainian living room. Centered and holding a cane is an elderly female. In front of them stands a portable power station positioned between two foldable solar panels. Next to it lies a one-burner...
For our team at Hope For Ukraine, the latest news hits painfully close to home. Our operational office in Ukraine is located in Lviv, and the recent cruise missile attack felt far scarier and more personal than usual. A devastating strike hit the western city of Lviv,...
Inside a Ukrainian home, an older woman sits near a doorway with her hands resting on her knees. Beside her are two pieces of equipment that can change what happens the next time the electricity disappears: a portable solar panel and a power station. It is one...
