Help from Alaska, delivered by hand in Ukraine.

Since spring 2022, our volunteers have carried medical supplies, vehicles and help for families to civilian hospitals, field teams and communities across Ukraine.

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Alaska2Ukraine is an IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) public charity, EIN 37-2183854. Gifts made since May 12, 2025 are tax-deductible.

Volunteers holding the Alaska flag in front of an ambulance in Ukraine

Boxes of aid packed inside an ambulance, with the Alaska and Ukraine flags on the wall

One gift, sent where it's needed most.

The need on the ground changes week to week: a medical resupply one day, fuel for an evacuation the next, a summer camp that gets children out of Kherson for a few weeks. One gift to the mission lets us move quickly and put your support where it matters most right now.

Care about something specific? Tell us when you give: medical aid, transport and evacuation, or families and children.

We always meet the most urgent need first, but we want to know what moves you.

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What your gift pays for

We work with personally verified humanitarian contacts and Ukrainian organizations, so help reaches the people who need it most.

Surgeons at work in a Ukrainian hospital

Medical aid

First-aid kits, diagnostic tools and field surgical equipment for civilian hospitals and medical teams.

Vehicles and transport

Ambulances, evacuation vehicles and repairs that keep aid teams moving where they're needed.

Volunteers loading camouflage netting into a car

Field logistics

Generators, communications gear and shelter for volunteers and civilian responders.

Ukrainian women and children holding drawings, one reads Thank you Alaska

Families and community

Support for families, children and the local groups rebuilding everyday life.

Photo from Mark's field note: With Great Power

From the field

October 22, 2026 · An Alaskan in Ukraine, by Mark Hayward

With Great Power

At noon on October 22nd, in Anchorage’s Bear Tooth Theaterpub (1230 W. 27th Avenue), the Alaska World Affairs Council is presenting “ From Alaska to Ukraine: Stories of Service, Solidarity, and…

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Mark, our president, writes about the work in English and Ukrainian. See all field notes

Who we are

From Alaska to Ukraine, since 2022.

Beginning in Alaska and now from Europe to the Pacific, our team has been directly supporting Ukrainian communities and humanitarian initiatives since spring of 2022. Our unique position allows us to work directly with local volunteers inside Ukraine, delivering critical aid and resources to civilians, medical teams, and the communities that support them.

We work with personally verified humanitarian and civilian contacts and Ukrainian NGOs so help reaches the people who need it most. We require and practice transparency, accountability, and seek maximum impact for each donation we receive.

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