<aside> 👋 At Support Ukraine Now (SUN), we are a community of Ukrainian and international activists. Our mission is to engage the network of leaders in supporting Ukraine.
We work on providing the most effective help to Ukraine, in immediate response and rebuilding, by enabling foreigners (individuals and organizations) to help.
We started as an informational platform, and turned into an ecosystem of diverse projects in the civil sector, economy, diplomacy, and welfare.
NGO “Support Ukraine Now” is an officially registered non-profit in Ukraine, from April 11, 2023. Legal Entity ID 45036786.
Initiated by Global Shapers Hubs in Ukraine (Kyiv, Lviv), and supported by the Global Shapers Community and the World Economic Forum.
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At SupportUkraineNow, we support 50 leaders of social initiatives working on the ground in Ukraine. Donate to help them help more people:
<aside> 🏦 Donate to support vetted social initiatives in Ukraine
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Volunteer or help professionally
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<aside> ⚡ SUNconference: Social Economy for Ukraine
On May 17–24, 2023 we’ve held an innovative online conference with 40+ social entrepreneurs, foundations, policymakers, and activists joined to discuss and collaborate on topics related to social projects and social entrepreneurship, AI as a public good, Web3 for the social economy, the future of Ukraine's image in the world, and mental health among others.
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<aside> ⚡ 187 Bulletproof Vests
From the early days of the war, SUN started a crowdfunding campaign to purchase 100 bulletproof vests to supply the Ukrainian Armed forces. A few months later, with your incredible support, we managed to collect €54,858, which is enough to buy 187 bulletproof vests!
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<aside> ⚡ Medical Aid from Munich
The Global Shapers Munich have raised €102,900 from the public and the Munich City Council. With a partner pharmacy, the Ukrainian Doctor’s Association of Germany has delivered much-needed medicines to warehouses in Lviv, and then to hospitals in Central Ukraine.
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Lessons from young people on how to organise a humanitarian response