- Helping Ukrainian refugees one service at a time
17 Feb
The Ukrainian Festival in Idaho was a huge success. Thanks to Lena Contor for organizing and coordinating, and to all the people and businesses who supported it. Special thanks to the Doterra charitable giving match!
READ MORE30 Sep
In September 2024 we were able to make another humanitarian trip to Ukraine. We were able to bring support and supplies such as solar lights, school supplies, clothing, medical supplies, and more to some of the following places: Lviv, Vinnytsia, Korosten, Huta-Katyuzhanksa, Irpin, and several locations around Kyiv.
READ MORE7 Apr
Commemorating the 2 year anniversary of Russia’s unprovoked attack on Ukraine. We had members of the Utah Community, including many supporters of Ukraine, both native Utahns, Ukrainians who have been here since before the war, and many who have come as a result of the war. We are grateful for all that our state and […]
READ MORE5 Jan
We returned to Ukraine in November 2023. We visited Rivne, Lutsk, Maryanka, Kiev, Bila Tserkva, and finished up back in Krakow Poland visiting Ukrainian refugee centers there. While in Rivne, we became associated with the Rivne Humanitarian Hub which is doing amazing things. Mobile kitchens, bread ovens and delivery, mobile medical units and more!
READ MORE7 Oct
On this trip we had our daughter Lexi with us. Our neighbor Mike Thaller and Win’s cousin,Danny Spencer also came. Our first stop after arriving in Krakow was to the restaurant, Zlote Serce. It was so good to seethe ladies (Yulia, Natasha, Natasha, and Vika) and catch up with them, as well as have aUkrainian […]
READ MORE1 Aug
Hope Across Borders Feature We were featured in the Idaho State Journal in July 2023 about the recent trips and work our team has been doing to support Ukrainian refugees. With more than 8 million individuals and their families displaced around the globe, a large percent of them have found refuge in neighboring countries like […]
READ MORE15 Aug
We can’t recount every minute of our experience, but it was full of service, love, and compassion. Thursday night we went to dinner with many of our new friends. Alen, his friend Ania, who is another Ukrainian refugee now working at the World Central Kitchen, Fred, and his family.
READ MORE11 Aug
We returned with grand plans to bring the children toys and games to brighten their day. We also prioritized replacing a missing toilet seat, adding privacy locks to women’s bathroom stalls, replacing broken light bulbs, and believe it or not, I tried hanging the mirrors again, and we even taught another English class; we had overbooked ourselves.
READ MORE9 Aug
2 of 4 A small donation can have a big impact Our trip to Poland started off as a big success. We continued to help families move from the Plaza to new refugee centers. We bought a couple of suitcases to help some people consolidate their small bags. Most people when they fled Ukraine came […]
READ MOREOur efforts are focused on helping Ukrainian refugees who have been driven from their homes, and find themselves in need of supplies and assistance both inside Ukrainian borders and out.
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