Kimberly Taylor has served as a Board of Director with Hope For Ukraine since 2024 Just a couple of weeks ago, I had the privilege of visiting and volunteering during the third week of the Hope For Ukraine “No Sirens Summer Camp.” I’ve served on the HFU board for...
She has one hand wrapped around the top of the food package and the other underneath it. Her purse is still hanging from her shoulder, and the Hope For Ukraine logo faces the camera. Behind her, several other women stand close together waiting for their turn. We do...
We are deeply honored to share that, out of more than 750 entries worldwide, Hope For Ukraine has been named a finalist for the prestigious 2026 Reuters Global Sustainability Awards in two distinct categories: the Social Impact Award and the Product Innovation Award....
In the photograph, the equipment is easy to count. A woman holds a foldable solar panel while a man stands beside a portable power station. Between them is a boxed single-burner electric cooktop. On the larger cardboard box below, a Hope For Ukraine label identifies...
A woman sits on a patterned sofa inside her home, holding a white Hope For Ukraine food bag in her lap. Her hands rest on the top of the bag as she looks toward the camera with a quiet smile. We do not know every part of her story. What we do know is that this food...
At 27 years old, Mark Zydga regularly makes a journey across Ukraine that few people could imagine. He climbs into a refrigerated van with fellow volunteers and travels toward eastern Ukraine. They are not carrying humanitarian supplies or evacuating civilians. They...
