Our Mission

Our Mission

Helping Ukraine.US is dedicated to providing urgent aid and support to the Ukrainian people suffering from the effects of war. We believe that in a world often distracted by temporary news flashes, it is crucial to remember ongoing and pressing needs.

 

Our Work

We provide frontline assistance, delivering crucial resources such as food, clean water, and hygiene products to those most in need. Through our humanitarian network, we reach the most remote corners of Ukraine, ensuring that essential aid is delivered efficiently and effectively.

KEY IMPACT NUMBERS

$4 MILLION

worth of ProgenaCare Wound Care products

$1 MILLION

in medical supplies and equipment

80 GENERATORS

have been sent to power major hospitals and 50 communities across Ukraine

2 FILTRATION STATIONS

for drinking water in Kharkiv and Kherson regions

62,560 PEOPLE

received help and support

WHO WE ARE

We provide frontline assistance, delivering crucial resources such as food, clean water, and hygiene products to those most in need. Through our humanitarian network, we reach the most remote corners of Ukraine, ensuring that essential aid is delivered efficiently and effectively.

Emory Morsberger

Emory Morsberger is a pioneer in the creation and management of community improvement districts in the metro Atlanta area. With extensive experience in public and business service, he currently serves as the Executive Director of the Gateway85 CID and President of the Tucker Summit CID. Moved by the resilience of the Ukrainian people, Emory founded HelpingUkraine.US to raise funds for essential items like blankets, stoves, and generators. Partnering with organizations for in-kind donations of medical supplies, Emory has personally delivered crucial supplies to Ukraine and continues to raise funds for ongoing support. For Emory, this mission is driven by personal motivation and a generous heart.

Chris Brand

Chris Brand is the President and CEO of Friends of Disabled Adults and Children (FODAC). Under his leadership, FODAC has been instrumental in providing medical equipment and supplies to those in need. Chris has played a pivotal role in mobilizing resources and coordinating efforts to support Ukraine. His dedication to keeping people with disabilities moving and his commitment to humanitarian aid make him an invaluable part of our team.

Olga Gorman

Olga Gorman is dedicated to connecting people, building lasting relationships, and fostering collaboration. She currently volunteers as the CEO of Helping Ukraine US.

Olga moved to the USA three years ago from Kyiv. She is originally from the Donetsk region, which Russia occupied in 2014. Most of her family lives in Kharkiv, one of the hardest-hit cities in Ukraine. Since Russia invaded Ukraine two and a half years ago, she has felt a deep sense of duty to represent her country in the USA.

Together with Ukrainian volunteers, she creates and organizes Ukrainian rallies and cultural events that focus on and highlight Ukrainian liberty and culture in the USA.

She is grateful for the incredible support from Americans and the opportunity to contribute to HelpingUkraine.US.

Ken Ward

Ken Ward, a resident of Rome, Georgia, first visited Ukraine in 1994. He has joined forces with HelpingUkraine.US to deliver critical supplies and hope throughout the war-torn region. Ken and his team visit frontline villages, providing blankets, stoves, and generators to Ukrainians enduring harsh winter conditions and constant threat of destruction. For Ken, this mission is a labor of love and personal dedication,. 

WILL YOU JOIN THE FIGHT?

Through our humanitarian network, we will get to those most in need. Philosopher and outspoken advocate for the Ukrainian resistance, Colonel West, notes “Justice is what love looks like in public,” and I see no means of international justice more fitting than with our support.

Our Stories

We share real stories and videos from the frontlines to show you how your support is changing lives. Click on “Impact Stories” to learn more about the impact of your donations and the ongoing needs of the Ukranian people.