This past weekend we held our Estate Planning Legal Workshop in Littleton, Colorado.

Thank you to Alex Kirven, an estate planning attorney, who lead curious members of our community in a workshop to inform us on the importance of estate planning.

As the war continues, and bombings harshen, it is our job to remind those of the support Ukraine needs. More than ever right now, Ukrainians need drones to help aid in the fight, and protect our citizens and soldiers.

Want to join us in supporting a good cause?

Ukrainians of Colorado, with the help of @andrew_matya, were able to provide and deliver thermal gear, warm clothes and other items for children of Kherson.

Last weekend, Ukrainians and supporters of Ukraine gathered at the Capitol of Colorado to stand in unity with Ukrainians all around the world to show that we are standing strong in the fight against evil.

Google “Ukrainians” and “Colorado” and you will get an increasingly long list of search results. But people living in Colorado still need much more information about what is going on in Ukraine and how to help.

Earlier this month, Ukrainians of Colorado presented a Ukrainian film series at The Cube multi media center in northeast Denver.

A few months ago, Ukrainians of Colorado was working with Veteranka and Community self-help to raise funds for extremely necessary medical backpacks.

Thanks to your donations and help, we were able to raise $2,155.25. We used those funds to purchase the supplies for the tactical backpacks.

15 luggages full of tactical medical supplies, kids clothes, and special needs for our brave soldiers in Ukraine just left Colorado!

Huge thank you to Andrew Matya and Juliana Fenno for your help!

Ukrainians of Colorado continues helping and supporting orphans from Schaslyve Sonechko (Zaporizhzhia) with humanitarian aid and basic needs. The orphanage was eventually evacuated to Lviv due to the dangers of the war.

Two sets of off-road tires were delivered to the 3rd Battalion “Volyn” of the Ukrainian Volunteer Army, thanks to our volunteer and connection, Юра Фанигін.

On January 19th, 2024, Ukrainians of Colorado helped provide and transfer humanitarian aid to cities and townspeople in Nikopol.

Ukrainians of Colorado continues helping and supporting orphans from Schaslyve Sonechko (Zaporizhzhia) with humanitarian aid and basic needs.

Thanks to our generous community and supporters, we were able to raise a little over $4,000 (post all expenses) at our Ukrainian Christmas Market Fair.

Ukrainians of Colorado supported and funded the delivery of an Ambulance from Lviv to Paratroopers on the frontlines. The distance is 1,300 kilometers.

On October 26, a bunch of clothes were collected and delivered to Nikopol region. These are communities where more than 10,000 migrants are registered from further Eastern Ukraine.

Since we gathered in August for our Colorado Ukrainian Festival, we have been busy at work helping Ukraine! From helping Ukrainian orphans with warm clothes in Zaporizhzhia and distributing food in Kherson, to welcoming combat-injured veterans in Colorado and purchasing over $8,000 worth of first aid supplies for the front - and much much more, see the full list below.

Thanks to you, we can constantly help the Armed Forces and carry out important projects.

Ukrainians of Colorado provided solar paneled charged batteries to the soldiers of the 233rd battalion of the Armed Forces.

Ukrainians of Colorado provided canned goods, cereals, pasta, and other humanitarian goods to the soldiers in Donbas this past week!

Our tactical stretchers have been delivered to our soldiers!!

These come in great, compact full use for injuries on the frontlines.

7 bags full of various necessary supplies are heading to Ukraine!!

Thank you Zain and Peter for helping us deliver these to their necessary destination.