Contact your government representatives
If you’re a US citizen, you can let your elected representatives know that their support for Ukraine is a key issue for you as a voter and engaged member of your community.
Examples:
- Senior US Senator from your state
- Junior US Senator from your state
- Speaker of the House of Representatives
- Representative for your congressional district
- The White House
Capitol switchboard (Senators and Representatives): 202-224-3121
White House switchboard: 202-456-1414
Spread the word
Share what you know with the people you know. Help raise awareness and extend the reach of organizations you support.
Examples:
- Like, follow, and share your favorite pro-Ukrainian content and sites on social media
- Fly a flag, wear a patch, select a background, and use physical and digital symbols to show your support for Ukraine
- Organize, promote, and attend community presentations about people who are helping in Ukraine
Connect your networks
Creatively connect your existing social groups and organizations in your community, with similar groups and organizations in Ukraine.
Examples:
- Church groups
- Veterans’ service organizations
- Businesses, trades, and professions
- Community groups (Rotary, Elks, Moose, wherever people are getting together to make the world a better place)
Your community may already have active connections with volunteers in Ukraine. Help spread the word! And if you don’t already have those connections, send us an email at support [at] alaska2ukraine.org. We’ll do our best to connect you with like-minded Ukrainians who share your group’s interests and your support for a free, democratic, and prosperous Ukraine.