How to help Ukraine as a foreigner

✅ listening to Ukrainians

✅ whenever possible, giving them a platform to speak

❌ teaching Ukrainians about russians

❌ telling Ukrainians how they should feel and what's ok to say

❌ silencing Ukrainians or shame them for being angry

❌ lecture people on the ground in Ukraine of any nationality

❌ assume that your opinion is VERY important and Ukrainians should listen to it & be polite and grateful

Info centre run by our friends with info on how to help Ukraine from various countries:

If you want to donate, please focus on Ukrainian organizations.
Come Back Alive Come Back Alive is the most trusted Ukrainian charity assisting soldiers on the frontline. This is the fastest way to get your donation to those who need it, without too much bureaucracy. Come Back Alive Website: https://www.comebackalive.in.ua/
Leleka Foundation buys first-aid kits and sends them to Ukrainian soldiers via a network of volunteers in Ukraine. A small donation can literally save someone's life. Leleka Foundation Website: https://leleka.care
Voices of Children NGO provides psychological and other help to Ukrainian kids affected by war. It has been doing this since 2014. One of the founders of this initiative is a journalist and filmmaker, check out his documentary The Distant Barking Of Dogs. Voices of Children website: https://voices.org.ua/en/
You can also support the work of Ukrainian independent media reporting the war. Many of them are raising funds to translate their brilliant coverage, full of local insight, into English, like @the_ukrainians. Support The Ukrainians.
Here are some other Ukrainian media you can support - and follow: @KyivIndependent @ukrpravda_news @TextyOrgUa @Novynarnia @UaBabel @ukrainer @tvtoront @LIGAnet @tweetsNV @HromadskeUA @svidomi_media @Slidstvo_info @bihusinfo @na_chasi @MezhaMedia @militarnyi_en
Some more ways to help Ukraine from @Ukr_Institute in London:

If you’d like to offer help to Ukrainians through Ukraine DAO, please fill out this Ukraine DAO Contact form.