Charity Stories

On Valentine’s Day, Ukrainian Action will send its first all-female humanitarian aid convoy to Ukraine. Comprising 15 women from diverse backgrounds, the convoy will deliver critical supplies, showcasing women's vital role in humanitarian efforts.

Ukrainian Action, a UK charity and US nonprofit, has signed an MoU with Zakarpattia's Department of Tourism & Resorts to enhance veteran rehabilitation and promote tourism in the Carpathian Mountains through the Ukrainian Action Heroes program.

Ukrainian Action premiered a short film in London highlighting mental health issues faced by Ukrainian veterans. The film, featuring snowboarder Taras, raises funds for a rehabilitation program supporting veterans affected by PTSD. It has screened at multiple international film festivals.

Ukrainian Action, a UK charity and US nonprofit supporting Ukraine, has appointed Phil Gardner to its UK Board of Trustees. His expertise in governance and risk management will enhance the organization’s growth and humanitarian efforts.

Ukrainian Action has appointed Jack Lopresti as Patron of its Ukrainian Action Heroes Rehabilitation Program, aimed at supporting wounded veterans through skiing and snowboarding in the Carpathians. Lopresti, a military veteran and former MP, brings extensive experience and commitment to aid Ukraine.

Ukrainian Action has co-produced a short film, 'Taras,' highlighting mental health issues among Ukrainian veterans. The film follows Taras, a competitive snowboarder turned soldier, and showcases a rehabilitation program supporting veterans through skiing and nature therapy.

Ukrainian Action proudly announces the donation of its 300th vehicle to Ukraine, delivered via its 59th humanitarian convoy. The latest convoy included an ambulance and support vehicles for emergency workers. Notably, former MP Jack Lopresti drove one vehicle from London to Kyiv, praising UA's efficient logistics.

Ukrainian Action collaborates with the Ski Federation of Ukraine to enhance the Ukrainian Action Heroes rehabilitation program for veterans. This initiative offers skiing, snowboarding, and outdoor activities, promoting mental health recovery for those affected by war.

Ukraine's Ministry of Veteran Affairs will support the US-UK non-profit's Ukrainian Action Heroes rehabilitation program in the Carpathian Mountains. The program provides skiing, snowboarding, and psychological support for Ukrainian veterans suffering from PTSD.

UK charity Ukrainian Action hosted a gala in London, raising $85,000 to expand its rehabilitation program and provide aid to Ukraine amid the ongoing conflict, as the US passed a $61 billion aid bill and the UK reaffirmed its support.

Ukrainian Action, co-founded by a former US Peace Corps volunteer, played a crucial role in forging a sister-city bond between Dubno, Ukraine, and Oxford, Ohio, enhancing cultural and development collaborations.

Ukrainian Action launches the "Ukrainian Action Heroes Rehabilitation Program," a unique initiative blending skiing, snowboarding, and mindfulness practices like meditation and yoga. Aimed at aiding veterans' recovery from mental trauma, its inaugural session in 2024 welcomed 20 veterans, providing a respite from war and fostering well-being.

Join Ukrainian Action at their 2nd Annual Fundraiser Gala in central London on April 20, 2024. Support their vital programs for Ukraine with special guests Bill Browder (Author, Activist, Financier), Jack Lopresti (MP), Eduard Fesko from the Ukrainian Embassy, Francis Dearnley of the Telegraph and a musical performance by Oleg Skrypka.

Ukrainian Action's 50th convoy delivered its 250th vehicle to Ukraine, providing targeted humanitarian aid and medical supplies. Founded post-invasion in 2022, the organization has raised over $4 million USD, directly benefiting those affected by the conflict through a volunteer-driven network.

UK volunteers deliver humanitarian aid to Ukraine, meet wounded tank commander, and learn about the war's brutality firsthand. The commander's story is a reminder of the human cost of the war and the importance of supporting the Ukrainian people.

Ukrainian Action, a London-based nonprofit founded after Russia's full scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, has delivered its 40th aid convoy to Ukraine, contributing over 200 vehicles and $3 million in supplies. Leveraging deep local ties, the organization ensures every donation meets critical Ukrainian needs.

Ukrainian Action partners with Matchstick Productions to produce a documentary spotlighting the PTSD challenges faced by Ukrainian military veterans. The film, titled "Taras," follows snowboarder Taras Bihus' transition from frontline soldier to PTSD-stricken Army vet, emphasizing the ongoing mental health crisis from Russia's war against Ukraine. The collaboration aims to raise awareness and funds for veterans' treatment, leveraging the therapeutic potential of the mountains.

Ukrainian Action raised £85,000 at its inaugural gala dinner in London, which will go towards providing aid and support to communities affected by the war in Ukraine. The event was attended by 150 guests, including the Ukrainian ambassador to the UK, and featured a performance by Ukrainian singer Alloise.