How to Help Feed Those Displaced by the Conflict in Ukraine

If you’d like to donate to humanitarian efforts helping those impacted by the violence in Ukraine, our editors have compiled a list of organizations working to address food shortages and provide food assistance to those in need. Please consider joining us in supporting these humanitarian relief efforts.

Founded by chef José Andrés, the non-profit organization that brings food to the frontlines of humanitarian crises around the world is on the ground at the Ukraine-Poland border distributing hot meals from mobile kitchens to refugees. Donate here.

The world’s largest humanitarian organization dedicated to fighting hunger has initiated an emergency food-assistance operation to support people being affected by the conflict in Ukraine and neighboring countries. Donate here.

The international social welfare agency that provides humanitarian aid around the world is working to ensure children in Ukraine’s conflict-ravaged zones have access to safe drinking water, food, and medical support. Donate here.

To assist struggling families in Ukraine, the humanitarian organization dedicated to protecting and supporting children has created a Ukraine Crisis Relief Fund. Contributions will help the organization provide families with food, medicine, shelter, and other necessities. Donate here.

This non-profit organization is distributing food, medical aid, clothing, and other supplies to those affected by the unrest in Ukraine. The organization is also rehabilitating wounded soldiers and helping raise awareness about the current conflict. Donate here.

The humanitarian organization that protects victims of war and violence around the world is distributing food, personal hygiene products, and other necessities to those impacted by the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Donate here. 

This U.S.-based non-profit organization, which works closely with Ukraine-based agencies to provide humanitarian assistance, is sending aid packages with food, diapers, and other essentials to Ukrainians left vulnerable by the conflict. Donate here.

Partnering with the Czech non-profit organization People in Need, the international humanitarian organization CARE is building an emergency crisis fund to provide food, water, hygiene products, and cash assistance to 4 million people in Ukraine—especially families, women and girls, and the elderly. Donate here.