Hands & Heart for Ukraine
Our organization is fueled by the generosity of supporters like you. In fact, our organization is 100% volunteer-run. Your donation, whether big or small, directly fuels the work we do for Ukraine, with every dollar going to critical needs rather than salaries.
Hands & Heart for Ukraine is the name we give to our collective, year-round fundraising efforts. It reflects how this work happens: through sustained care, shared responsibility, and people showing up again and again. Together, our community has already supported dozens of impactful projects across Ukraine—and that impact continues to grow because of donors like you.
Your story matters, and it can inspire others. Please consider completing our short Why I Donate form to share what motivates you to support Ukraine.
Purchase a Cookbook
Bring the flavors of Ukraine into your home while supporting its future. Our community-sourced cookbook features recipes contributed by Returned Peace Corps Volunteers and Ukrainian friends, celebrating tradition, family, and resilience.
Purchase a Tote or Apron
Our new tote bags and aprons feature the same beautiful design as our cookbook cover—a tribute to Ukraine’s spirit and creativity. All proceeds from these items go directly to grassroots projects in Ukraine through our Peremoha Mini-Grants initiative.
Donate: General Fund
Our General Fund is the backbone of our organization, covering essential administrative costs like website hosting, official non-profit registration, and the resources needed to operate smoothly. Beyond that, this fund directly supports projects in Ukraine.
Donate: Mini-Grants
The Peremoha Mini-Grants represent our commitment to fostering on-the-ground impact. By donating to this fund, you’re directly supporting grassroots projects in Ukraine. Check out some of our inspiring success stories.
View Our Progress
We believe in transparency and accountability. View our annual reports and the success stories below to see the outcomes your donations have achieved. Thank you for your generosity and trust.
With support from a Peremoha Mini-Grant, RPCV Abram J. Lyons partnered with a Ukrainian civilian demining team to strengthen life-saving...
Thanks to a $1,400 grant, RPCV Ashley Wichman and Nina Chernyavska of Sumy Public Circle launched a hands-on learning program...
With support from a Peremoha Mini-Grant, RPCV Abby Nutsubidze (2010-2014) and Lydia helped provide over 700 pounds of canned stewed...
RPCV Cortney Copeland (2017–2019) and Ukrainian equine therapist Oksana Shevchuk teamed up through two Peremoha Mini-Grants to launch Horses for...