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You can save lives in Ukraine this winter
This Winter, let’s save another life together.
Power Outages Change Everything.
Strikes on energy facilities have caused widespread disruptions to Ukraine's electricity supply. In some areas, power may be available only a few hours a day, and outside major cities outages can last for days—or become continuous.
When temperatures drop, a power outage isn't just an inconvenience—it becomes a serious threat to health and safety.
"When the bombs cut the power grid in our town, there was no light, no heat—only despair."
The only remaining heat source is a wood-burning stove.
One stove can help a family get through the cold.
When electricity is cut, a small stove can provide crucial warmth through the night. It can also help families boil water for basic hygiene and cook simple meals when there's no power.
- Warmth in freezing conditions
- Hot water for basic hygiene
- A way to cook without electricity
Save a life with a $150 stove—donate now.
The need is rising as winter deepens.
As outages spread and temperatures fall, requests for wood-burning stoves increase sharply—sometimes hundreds of new requests in a single day.
Your support delivers practical aid to families facing winter conditions with limited electricity just like Jesus taught us in the story of the Good Samaritan.
When the power goes out, these essentials matter most.
Wood-burning Stove
Stoves provide warmth, hot water and a way to cook when power is out.
Food Supplies
Food supplies help families who are displaced or struggling to access essentials during the winter.
Fire Extinguishers
When incoming missile strikes spark fires and services are stretched thin, fire extinguishers can be a first line of protection.
Where will my donation go?
Your gift helps provide emergency stoves and winter relief for families facing power outages—so they can stay warm, boil water and cook when electricity is limited or out.
Why are stoves such a priority?
Because outages can last hours or even days, and in freezing temperatures, safe heat becomes urgent. A stove can provide warmth and a way to heat water and prepare food when the power is off.
Why is help needed right now?
Winter outages create immediate risk in the cold. As temperatures drop and outages spread, requests for wood-burning stoves surge—which is why timely help matters.
