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Kyiv Post and the Children of Heroes Charity Fund have joined efforts to deliver Christmas gifts to children who have lost one or both parents because of the war.
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Ukrainian children who have lost one or both parents are entering another holiday season marked by war. Their essential needs – psychological support, education, and opportunities to socialize – remain the Children of Heroes Charity Fund’s priority.
But the war has taken something else: the simple joy of childhood. This Christmas, we want to give a part of that back. We aim to raise $190,000 to fulfil children’s holiday wishes. Help us bring a moment of wonder to those who need it most.
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This article describes Shakhtar’s Ukrainian Cup final win and the rare sense of normality it brought during wartime. It highlights Sviatoslav who lost his father while he was delivering aid to Bucha.
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The video features Ukrainian children who lost a parent in the war and attended Wonder Camp, a retreat funded by Children of Heroes. They share their experiences and steps toward healing.
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This article presents Joshua Saunders’s documentary “Last Ride Home,” created in Ukraine and focused on frontline medics. Proceeds from the screening were donated to Children of Heroes.
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The article follows Katia, a teenage girl under the Fund’s care, who was injured in the Kramatorsk railway-station attack and learned of her mother’s death while recovering in hospital.
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This article describes Shakhtar’s Ukrainian Cup final win and the rare sense of normality it brought during wartime. It highlights Sviatoslav who lost his father while he was delivering aid to Bucha.
Read the article
The video features Ukrainian children who lost a parent in the war and attended Wonder Camp, a retreat funded by Children of Heroes. They share their experiences and steps toward healing.
Read the article
This article presents Joshua Saunders’s documentary “Last Ride Home,” created in Ukraine and focused on frontline medics. Proceeds from the screening were donated to Children of Heroes.
Read the article
The article follows Katia, a teenage girl under the Fund’s care, who was injured in the Kramatorsk railway-station attack and learned of her mother’s death while recovering in hospital.
Read the articleYour donation can bring miraculous changes into a child’s life.
One month of online lessons in math or English
15$
A Christmas present or digital gift certificate
30$
A monthly food package or a first aid kit
40$
Warm clothing or a pair of shoes
50$
Medical insurance for a year
120$
A course of individual psychological therapy
200$In 2024, thousands of children received Christmas presents thanks to caring people like you. This year, help us bring even more smiles and magical moments!
Children of Heroes deserve care and attention not only at Christmas, but every day of the year. We stand by them up to 18 years old and beyond, but we can’t do it without your support.
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