For four long years, Ukraine has been living under the shadow of war.

This winter marks the fourth anniversary of this devastating conflict. For many civilians, daily life includes freezing temperatures, frequent power outages, and ongoing uncertainty.

Among those most affected are eight Progressive Jewish communities striving to maintain daily life, care for their elderly, and preserve hope.

Why this
moment matters?

Think about the last four years of your life: how much changed, how much you built, how much you overcame.

Now imagine living those same years under the constant reality of war.

As global attention shifts elsewhere, the reality on the ground remains unchanged.

For those entering a fourth year of war, the struggle continues every day.

Hear directly from voices on the ground

On February 24, marking 4 years since the invasion of Ukraine, we will gather for a global webinar to listen to real stories from members of our communities sharing what life looks like today.

Click here and join us to witness, learn, and stand together.

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This Purim, we will be there in person.

As Jewish communities across Ukraine prepare for their fourth Purim in wartime, support will arrive in a deeply personal way. On behalf of the World Union for Progressive Judaism, Eyal Ronder will travel between communities, visiting homes and delivering Mishloach Manot directly to individuals and families in need.

Each visit brings more than supplies — it brings presence, care, and a reminder that they are not alone. Through your support, we can continue going house to house, delivering warmth and solidarity during this challenging time.