advertisement
FYI

How To Donate To People In Ukraine

After annexing the Crimean peninsula and launching an ongoing eight-year war in eastern Ukraine in 2014, Russia launched an unprovoked full-scale invasion of the eastern European country on Feb.

How To Donate To People In Ukraine

By External Source

After annexing the Crimean peninsula and launching an ongoing eight-year war in eastern Ukraine in 2014, Russia launched an unprovoked full-scale invasion of the eastern European country on Feb. 24.


Before the recent escalation, some 2.9 million people were already affected by the conflict and humanitarian partners needed U.S.$190 million to help 1.8 million of the country’s most vulnerable people, according to the United Nations (UN).

Hundreds of people have been killed or wounded already and at least 368,000 Ukrainians have fled the country since all-out war broke out, according to a Sunday tweet by UN Refugee Agency. Both of those numbers will increase in the days ahead.

advertisement

Heartbreaking scenes of what’s been happening have been viewed by millions on television and online, and people and organizations of all sorts and sizes have been moved to show support for the people of Ukraine.

The UN allocated U.S.$20 million from the Central Emergency Response Fund to immediately scale up life-saving humanitarian assistance and protection to civilians in Ukraine following the recent increase in hostilities.

Here are ways that you can make donations to help support Ukraine and its people. – Continue reading Steve McLean’s Samaritan feature here.

advertisement
Alanis Morissette performs the Canadian national anthem during the opening ceremony before the FIFA World Cup 2026 Group B match between Canada and Bosnia and Herzegovina at Toronto Stadium on June 12, 2026.
Jean Catuffe/Getty Images

Alanis Morissette performs the Canadian national anthem during the opening ceremony before the FIFA World Cup 2026 Group B match between Canada and Bosnia and Herzegovina at Toronto Stadium on June 12, 2026.

FYI

Music Biz Headlines: Alanis & Bublé Open the World Cup in Toronto, Harry Styles Covers Patrick Watson

Also this week: Brett Kissel on Albertan separatism rumours, Nardwuar interviews Olivia Rodrigo, and the feline love of deadmau5.

Taylor Swift is making headlines again this week. After making a splash with a surprise appearance at the Los Angeles premiere of Toy Story 5, she became the youngest woman inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame.

The World Cup also took over culture this week, with Toronto's opening ceremony a major part. Canada's country music queen Shania Twain also returned to the headlines with the news that Sony Pictures has started on a biopic of the icon, who is on board as co-producer.

keep readingShow less
advertisement