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Here are a few charities that are helping Ukraine's refugees

(work in progress, more to come)

(03/20/2022)





Charity Watch



Charity Watch is an organization that evaluates charitable organizations and gives them ratings based on a variety of parameters.


- To visit Charity Watch's website,

click here.


- To see Charity Watch's list of the top rated charities (each one is linked to its own website) which are helping Ukraine right now.

click here.



Charity Navigator



Charity Navigator is like Charity Watch, it also rates charitable organizations based on various parameters. You can also donate funds to any of the rated charities directly through Charity Navigator's website.


- To visit

Charity Navigator's website, and see the ratings of 35 charities involved with Ukrainian refugees,

click here.



Today



Today is a TV and radio talk show which published its own list of 5 top rated charities that are helping Ukraine and its refugees.


- To read that article, click here.



International Rescue Committee



The

International Rescue Committee

is in Poland helping Ukrainian refugees who are fleeing the war zone in Ukraine.

- To donate to the IRC,

click here.



Save the Children



Save the Children is on the Polish and Ukrainian border helping children and their parents.


- To donate to Save the Children's Ukraine Crisis Effort,

click here.



Razom
Together we are Ukraine



Razom (Together in Ukrainian) is a Ukrainian American organization that tries to unite and support democratic endeavors of young Ukrainians in and out of Ukraine since 2014.


- To visit Razom's website,

click here.


- To learn more about Razom

(from Wikipedia), click here.


- To visit Razom's Facebook page,

click here.




Global Giving



Global Giving is an organization which raising funds to assist communities along the Polish border that are assisting the influx of Ukrainian refugees.


- To visit Global Giving's Ukraine Crisis Fund webpage,

click here.



UNICEF



The United Nations' Children's Fund is a world wide organization which helps improve children's health conditions around the world and during all types of disasters, wars and economic downturns.


- To learn more about UNICEF

(Wikipedia), click here.


- To visit UNICEF's website,

click here.




United Nation High Commissioner for Refugees



- To visit UNHCR Ukraine

click here.


- To visit UNHCR USA

click here.


- To learn more about UNHCR

(Wikipedia), click here.



Doctors Without Borders



Doctors Without Borders (Médecins Sans Frontières)

is famous for its willingness to provide medical care and be in the thick of disasters and wars and especially in refugee camps through out the world.


- To visit Doctors Without Borders website, click here.


- To learn more about Doctors Without Borders

(Wikipedia), click here.



The International Committee of the Red Cross



- To visit the

International Committee

of the Red Cross' website,

click here.


- To learn more about the ICRC

(Wikipedia) click here.



American Red Cross



- To visit the American Red Cross' website, click here.


- To learn about

American Red Cross

(Wikipedia), click here.



International Federation of the Red cross and Red Crescent Societies



- To visit the IFRC's Website

click here.


- To learn more about the IFRC

(Wikipedia) click here.



International Medical Corps



- To visit the

International Medical Corps'

website, click here.


- To learn more about the International Medical Corps

(Wikipedia) click here.



World Food Programme



- To visit the

World Food Programme's

website,click here.


- To learn more about the WFP

(Wikipedia) click here.



Evangelical Free Church of America



Ukiah's New Community Life Church recommends donating to the EFCA's Ukrainian Refugee Response fund.

To do so, click here.



Catholic Relief Service



- To visit Catholic Relief Service's

website, click here.


- To learn more about CRS

(Wikipedia) click here.



Rotary Club of Willits



- To visit the Rotary Club of Willits' Facebook page, click here.


- Aimee and Brady Nord, former Peace Corps Volunteers who were posted in Ukraine, were mentioned in Jacklyn Luna's article in the March 19, 2022 front page of the Ukiah Daily Journal. With the help of the Rotary Club of Willits and the Northspur Brewery were able to raise $2,200 for Ukraine's refugees. Aimee and Brady will hold a 30 minute presentation on March 26 at the Willits High School Media Center at 11:00 am.



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David Gengoux, Ukiah Adult School, Citizenship / Diploma / GED Teacher (707) 463-5217 ext. 8061