For Those Wanting to Help with Humanitarian Assistance to Ukraine

The Ukrainian Cultural and Humanitarian Institute (UCHI) in conjunction with the Ukrainian Technological Society of Pittsburgh and Fourth Wave, Pittsburgh Branch compiled this list of organizations which are providing aid to Ukraine during this time of foreign invasion. Each of the organizations listed below is collecting funds to assist Ukrainians with the first four having networks to provide this help and the last two acting as conduits. Each has been fully vetted and is a secure and trusted organization with which our western Pennsylvania Ukrainian-American churches and organizations have long-standing relationships. Each has the status of an accredited non-profit organization registered with the IRS. Read more…




Ukrainian Technological Society​of Pittsburgh (UTS)

UTS is a cross-generational association of Ukrainian professionals and business persons interested in cultivating Ukrainian cultural and social awareness. The UTS maintains several key programs, including a scholarship program and a Ukrainian of the Year program.

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Ukrainian Community of Western Pennsylvania (UCOWPA)

The UCOWPA objectives are to bring together the different generations of Ukrainian immigrants, and to present cultural and educational programs at which all ages of Ukrainian and the general public can participate.

Soyuz Ukrainok/Ukrainian National Women's League of America, Branch 27 of Pittsburgh, PA in honor of Olha Basarab

Soyuz Ukrainok is a national organization of women of Ukrainian descent with goals of preserving the Ukrainian national identity and cultural heritage through studies, research and educating the American public about Ukrainian history, literature, arts, and traditions. Soyuz Ukrainok is dedicated to preserving the culture and traditions of Ukraine and they run annual Debutante Ball / Vyshyvani Vechornyci event.

 

Ukrainian Selfreliance of Western PA Federal Credit Union

95 S 7th St, Pittsburgh, PA 15203

Phone: (412) 481-1865