THE NEED
In February 2022, the Russian military invaded Ukraine. The conflict, which is still on going, has caused a multitude of casualties and major damage to critical infrastructure throughout the country. There is a desperate need for life-saving supplies for first-responders and medics to treat those Ukrainians who are wounded in war-torn areas.
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THE MISSION
Provide necessary life-saving supplies to Ukraine to disperse to paramedics. While doing this, Christian volunteers in Ukraine have the opportunity to listen, encourage and share the gospel with those who are suffering, traumatized, discouraged and feeling hopeless. This mission is accomplished entirely by volunteers and funded by your donations. All the supplies and care are delivered by our trusted volunteers in Ukraine.
THE GOAL
Our initial goal is to send 1000 life-saving kits to first-responders and medics. Each kit costs $87.00.
Join us in supporting our Ukrainian neighbors through a donation to Operation Neighbor Ukraine. A donation of $23.00/month would buy 3 kits per year, which will provide first responders with a medical kit bag to care for the wounded.
Your donation will not only have a direct impact on saving physical lives, but will also open the opportunity to share the life-giving message of Jesus Christ.
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DONATE
Your tax-deductible donation can be made through our partner Serving Workers for the Harvest.
100% of your donation will be used to provide life-saving support.
We are an all volunteer organization.
Be joyful in hope, patient in affliction, faithful in prayer. ROMANS 12:12