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Bring Light & Warmth to Ukraine
Winter Is Approaching. Ukraine Needs Our Help Now.
As Ukraine prepares for another harsh winter, millions of people face the growing threat of freezing temperatures without reliable electricity, heating, or water.
Throughout October 2026, Russian missile and drone attacks have intensified, repeatedly targeting power plants, electrical substations, and critical energy infrastructure across Ukraine.
Even Kyiv has suffered extensive damage. All three of the city's major combined heat and power plants were struck in October, while repeated attacks have caused widespread power outages and disruptions to essential services.
And the attacks continue.
On 20 October, further strikes damaged energy facilities across several regions, including western Ukraine, leaving tens of thousands of families without electricity.
If the situation is this critical in the capital, imagine the challenges faced by communities near the front line, where hospitals, emergency medical teams, and casualty stabilisation points must continue saving lives under extremely difficult conditions.
For medical teams working around the clock, reliable electricity is not a luxury. It is a lifeline.
Why We Need Your Help
Through our Bring Light & Warmth to Ukraine campaign, we are raising funds to purchase EcoFlow portable power stations and generators to help provide:
• Reliable power for hospitals, emergency medical teams, and casualty stabilisation points.
• Light for emergency procedures, urgent surgeries, and critical care.
• Energy for essential medical equipment, communications, and other life-saving operations.
• Backup electricity when attacks damage or disrupt local power supplies.
As temperatures fall and attacks on energy infrastructure continue, the need for independent power sources becomes increasingly urgent.
When the power goes out, life-saving care must not stop.
For us, every life matters.
Together, we can help bring light, warmth, and hope to those who need it most.
Donate Today. Help Save Lives This Winter.
Your support can help keep the lights on when lives depend on it.
