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The original was posted on /r/ukraine by /u/most_unseemly on 2025-08-13 14:45:36+00:00.
russia made relatively significant gains in the Pokrovsk direction this week. Ukraine has taken some countermeasures, but the situation is still...suboptimal, let's say.
Summer is traditionally a slump time for charitable donations. We've heard reports from a number of our Verified users that donations have slowed to a trickle. Well, now they're facing the hellish combination of slowed donations and sharply increased aid requests from a seriously endangered sector.
You have shown time and again that you step up in a pinch if you can. The pinch is here, and if I wasn't donating my spare money instead of gambling it, I'd bet it all on r/ukraine's users wanting to help.
Here is the list of charities and volunteers we've vetted and know to be doing good work. Keep an eye out for posts from them, or simply choose one that looks promising and donate to them. You really can't go wrong.
Thanks, community.