Total collected: $ 1 451 625 272
Total collected: $ 1 451 625 272
Big Winter Fundraiser:
power generators to keep 112 Ukrainian schools light and warm.
COLLECTED
What’s school for you?
Maybe it's where you made your first friends. Or where you met your first love. Perhaps your first fight, even!
There are so many things we learn about the world, and about ourselves, while at school. Things that can define our life, outlook and future.
Ukrainian children don’t have this privilege today. Hundreds of schools in Ukraine are once again facing winter, operating without light and heat because of russian missiles that constantly target energy infrastructure.
JOIN LIEV SCHREIBER, ELINA SVITOLINA, KATHERYN WINNICK AND SCOTT KELLY TO BRING LIGHT AND HEAT BACK TO UKRAINIAN SCHOOLS.
I like going to school because I have friends there.
Maksym, 8 y.o.
Lyceum no. 157
We do our homework when there is no electricity. We turn on flashlights. It's not good.
Kornii, 7 y.o.
Lyceum no. 157
I like going to school. I love it. I like sports classes. I like to run there.
Vira, 8 y.o.
School no. 25
I like going to school because I have friends there.
Maksym, 8 y.o.
Lyceum no. 157
We do our homework when there is no electricity. We turn on flashlights. It's not good.
Kornii, 7 y.o.
Lyceum no. 157
I like going to school. I love it. I like sports classes. I like to run there.
Vira, 8 y.o.
School no. 25
Over the past 3 years, russia has launched thousands of missiles at Ukrainian infrastructure. Tens of thousands of schoolchildren have been deprived of the opportunity to study in a safe environment.
Blackouts, classes by flashlight, and forced school breaks in dark bomb shelters are now a sad but unavoidable part of the educational process in Ukrainian schools. In winter, these classrooms turn freezing cold.
Generators won't solve the power outages entirely, but they could provide enough for kids to study in warm and lighted spaces.
Bring in some light for the holiday season — support this winter’s warmest fundraiser.
