Ukraine War: No End in Sight


When war erupted in Ukraine, The Fellowship was there to help. Having been on the ground in the former Soviet Union for decades, we were uniquely prepared to act—delivering basic needs, providing rescue for the hundreds of thousands of fleeing refugees, and facilitating aliyah to the Holy Land.

As the war continues, threatening the hundreds of thousands of Jewish people remaining in Ukraine, we continue to provide food and medication, provide heat and electricity as power grids are attacked, and provide aliyah for refugees seeking safety in Israel. Learn more how you help The Fellowship ensure that Ukraine’s Jews have everything they need during this time of peril.

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'I Thank God for This Help'
Two elderly sisters are grateful for The Fellowship’s deliveries of food and supplies to survive the harsh winter in war-torn Ukraine.
Children at Fellowship-supported Jewish school in Ukraine.
Project Spotlight: Helping War-Torn Ukraine
This Fellowship-supported school is one of the only Jewish schools open and educating children in a war-torn city of Ukraine.
Gidi Shmerling (IFCJ Staff) standing in front of destroyed building in Mykolaiv, from behind, Ukraine flag on flagpole.
Russia Launched 120 Missiles, 90 Drones at Ukraine
The Fellowship is heartbroken to learn that Ukraine has just suffered one of the worst missile and drone attacks since the start of the war—and we are on the ground…
A young woman from IFCJ provides compassionate support to an elderly woman, demonstrating kindness and community aid.
'The Fellowship Is My Lifeline'
Liza relies on The Fellowship to see her through the difficulty of old age and illness.
Family in war-torn Ukraine receives food box from The Fellowship.
You Provide Hope in War-Torn Ukraine
Before the war in Ukraine, Haya and her husband were hardworking people, supporting their four children. Now it's a struggle to survive.
Perlyna School for Autistic Children in Kyiv, Ukraine hit by Russian drone. broken window
Jewish School in Ukraine Survives Attack – With Help From
The Fellowship funds security measures for Jewish schools in Ukraine and throughout the former Soviet Union. Today, we received this report from one
Sumy Railway Station and area destroyed by Russians early in the war. (Photo: Alexander Rozhenyuk)
Ukraine's Jewish Community: 'Our Hearts Are Split in Two'
Ukraine’s Jewish community is still facing a devastating war.
Children interact with Fellowship staff at Tikva Odesa school in Ukraine.
Don’t Forget About the Jews in Ukraine
Learn what's happening on the ground in Ukraine as the war continues and the Jewish people there still face hardship.
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Hundreds of Thousands of Ukrainian Jews Need Help
After more than two years of war, The Fellowship is committed to helping Ukrainian Jews who need support.
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Ukrainian Holocaust Survivor Again Faces the Evil of War
Roman, an 87-year-old Ukrainian Holocaust survivor, tells us how the war in Ukraine has reopened wounds he thought were healed long ago.
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Acknowledging 2 Years of War in Ukraine
You allow us to continue our holy work in war-torn Ukraine two years later.
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Providing Crisis Care in Ukraine as Third Year of War
One of our partner organizations in the FSU—the JDC—is on the ground in crisis-torn Ukraine helping those who still face hardship.