Help Bring Urgent Relief to Ukraine

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Help Bring Urgent Relief to Ukraine

Right now, war-torn Ukraine remains one of the most desperate places on earth. Innocent people—Jewish Holocaust survivors, orphans, widows, and entire church communities—are facing extreme hunger, trauma, and displacement. Many have already lost everything. Some have been twice orphaned. Others are struggling without proper clothing, shelter, electricity, clean water, or medical care.

But you can help.

For more than a decade, the Friends of Zion has been on the ground in Ukraine, delivering food, medicine, clothing, and spiritual encouragement to those in greatest need. We didn’t arrive when the war started—we were already there. And today, we are one of the few still going, even as others have moved on.

This work is part of our greater mission: to show true Christian love for the Jewish people and stand with God’s Chosen People around the world.

And it’s only possible because of compassionate friends like you.

Together, we can bring help and hope to those who feel forgotten. Together, we can show them the love of Christ in action.

Your gift will bring hope and relief

This winter, families in Ukraine are facing hunger, cold, and despair. Jewish Holocaust survivors, orphans, widows, and entire communities are struggling without food, medicine, clothing, and shelter. The need is urgent, and we cannot step back now.

For more than a decade, the Friends of Zion has been on the ground in Ukraine, delivering delivering practical help and spiritual encouragement. But continuing this life-saving work depends on the generosity of friends like you.

Together, we can bring food to the hungry, medicine to the sick, and warmth to those who feel forgotten. Please make a gift today to help us be there for every person in desperate need this winter.

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