Ukraine
Get Aid into Ukraine
Updated April 22, 2022
Get emergency humanitarian aid into some of the hardest-hit places in Ukraine. Our team is sending semi-trucks full of food and medical supplies to people in need. Many are in war zone areas where little to no aid exists. One pallet of food provides 1,200 meals and costs about $1,000 (less than $1 per meal). These pallets are being delivered within 72 hours of purchase. You may give to provide much-needed aid to those in the greatest need.
Get Refugees Out of Ukraine
Updated April 22, 2022
Get refugees out of hard-to-reach places across Ukraine. Our rented 55-person buses are helping Ukrainians escape to neighboring countries. The buses reduce the wait time at the border and keep Ukrainians from exposure and risk of walking across foreign borders. Our JV network of volunteers in Central and Eastern Europe, along with our partners in Western Europe are working together to offer long-term housing, personal items, counseling, Bibles, and Church community. The cost to care for a Ukrainian in transit is about $100. You may give to support a refugee's transit, food, temporary housing, and spiritual care.
Ukraine Crisis - General Fund
The Josiah Venture team continues to serve Ukrainians by responding to their various needs in the midst of war. Currently, the team is focused on three major areas of aid:
- Youth Ministry Development: Our geographical focus is on 14 of the hardest-hit regions of Ukraine, primarily east of the Dnipro River. In these areas, we have been more closely partnering with 50 churches/key leaders who are courageously and intentionally ministering to youth in challenging times.
- Ongoing Aid to Key Partners: Due to the atrocities of war, we remain open to helping our eastern partners with humanitarian care. This aid is in the form of internally displaced persons (IDP) assistance, food packages, spiritual and emotional care, and ministering to family members of deceased countrymen and countrywomen.
- Propelling JV Ukraine Ministries Forward: The Lord has opened up many doors to strengthen existing initiatives in Ukraine and to launch new ones forward. We are grateful for assistance so that the hope of Christ can go forth boldly in hard times.
