Weekly winter aid for Ukraine

Helping families stay warm through every winter week.

Every Saturday, our delivery runs bring blankets, heaters, warm clothing and food kits to families across Ukraine — coordinated, documented and fully transparent.

How You Can Help

Runs leave every Saturday at 09:00 in your local time.

Live countdown

Next delivery run leaves in –d ––h ––m ––s

Departure: Saturday, 09:00

Volunteer handing a wrapped blanket and supply box to a mother and child outside a snowy Ukrainian home in soft morning light — This week's run
Warm kits packed by volunteers, delivered hand to hand.

Our impact so far

Real help, delivered week after week.

Every number below is a Saturday run completed, a box packed by hand, and a family kept warm through the coldest months.

8,400
Families helped
Households supported with direct winter aid.
21,000
Kits delivered
Blankets, heaters, and warm clothing packed by volunteers.
37
Cities reached
Towns and cities across Ukraine on our route map.

Our programs

Three practical paths to a warmer winter.

Every donation and volunteer hour flows into one of these steady, accountable programs — planned weekly, tracked openly.

01
Winter Supply Kits
Thermal blankets, warm clothing, heating essentials, and hygiene items — packed per family size and checked before every run.
Packed for each household
02
Weekly Delivery Runs
Every Saturday, coordinated routes carry kits to towns and villages, so families can count on help arriving on schedule.
Planned routes, every week
03
Community Response
Local coordinators and volunteers flag urgent needs — elderly neighbors, displaced families, outages — and help distribute aid fairly.
Guided by local voices

Transparency

Exactly where your support goes.

Every contribution is split the same way each week, so the largest share always lands as warm supplies in families' hands.

100% accounted for, based on the 2026 winter season budget.

Winter supplies
Heaters, blankets, warm clothing and fuel
78%
Logistics
Vans, fuel and weekly delivery routes
14%
Operations
Coordination, storage and reporting
8%

100% accounted for, based on the 2026 winter season budget.

Behind every run, a family keeping warm.

Real moments from our Saturday deliveries, shared with the families' permission and names shortened for their privacy.

A mother and her two young children wrapped in a new wool blanket at a small kitchen table, warm lamp light, winter supply kit on the table

Kharkiv region · Week 14

Olena's kitchen stays warm again

After the window frames were blown out in October, Olena kept her three children in one room. Our crew brought sealing film, two thermal blankets and a heater. "Tonight they sleep in their own beds," she told us, pouring tea for the whole team.

— Olena K., mother of three

An elderly man in a knitted grey hat smiling on the wooden porch of a village house, holding a box of winter supplies, soft snowy daylight

Near Chernihiv · Week 17

Mykola, 78, and the woodpile

Mykola lives alone at the edge of his village, twenty kilometres from the nearest shop. Each Saturday he waits by the gate. This winter his kit includes firewood briquettes, warm boots and a flashlight — and a neighbour now checks in between our runs.

— Mykola S., retired railway worker

A young volunteer in a yellow scarf handing a supply bag to a grandmother in a blue coat outside an apartment block, both smiling

Irpin · Week 19

The Saturday crew and Halyna

Dasha started volunteering to load vans. Now she knows every door on her route by name. Halyna, on the fifth floor, keeps a jar of honey ready for her. "It's not only the blankets," Halyna says. "It's knowing someone will come."

— Dasha, volunteer, and Halyna T.

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How you can help

Turn warmth into something a family can hold.

Every Saturday run is built from small, steady acts of support. Choose the path that fits you — each one reaches a doorstep.

01 — Donate

Fill a winter kit

Pick an amount to see exactly what it puts into our next delivery van.

Neatly packed winter aid kit with a folded blue thermal blanket, knitted yellow hat, gloves and wool socks

Choose an amount

$10$25$50$100

What it provides

We don’t take payments here. Transfer details are listed in our footer, and every dollar is tracked openly.

See giving details Where funds go

Two volunteers in warm jackets loading boxes of winter supplies into a delivery van on a snowy morning

02 — Volunteer

Lend a pair of hands

Sort and pack kits, drive on Saturday runs, or translate family stories remotely.

Next step: a 20-minute welcome call.

Get in touch

03 — Partner

Power a whole route

Businesses, faith groups and schools can sponsor a weekly run or donate supplies in kind.

Route sponsorship with quarterly impact reports
In-kind blankets, heaters and warm clothing
Employee volunteering days

Start a partnership conversation

Helping families stay warm through every winter week.

Real help, delivered week after week.

Three practical paths to a warmer winter.

Winter Supply Kits

Weekly Delivery Runs

Community Response