Holiday Giving Campaign
As the war in Ukraine stretches into another cold winter, we need your help to provide essential supplies to defenders and ordinary people whose lives have been turned upside down by the conflict.
The Holiday Giving Campaign has concluded.
Summary Report
In the weeks leading up to 2024, we ran our most ambitious and dynamic fundraising campaign since the full-scale invasion began. We set our Holiday Giving Campaign goal high at $100,000, and thanks to you we were able to raise $100,197!
Thank you—to each and every one of you! Those who gave during the holiday season, those that provided a few generous matching donations, and those who have given at other times throughout the past 22 months. Together, we make a difference. Together, we help Ukrainians stand up for what’s right.
Campaign Timeline
November 17 - 28
Giving Tuesday (Nov 28)
November 29 - December 5
Colorado Gives Day (Dec 5)
December 6-12
December 13-19
December 20-25
December 26 - 31
Help us spread the word
With your help, we can make our Holiday Giving Campaign a huge success. Here are a few things you can do to support our fundraising efforts:
Share this webpage URL to publicize the campaign.
Amplify us on social media.
Set up your own fundraising page.
Reach out to friends, family and coworkers.
Make a donation through your workplace platform.
For more ideas, tips, and instructions, check out our fundraising toolkit.
Buy original art and help Ukraine
Explore original art from local Colorado artists — a beautiful holiday gift, with all proceeds supporting Ukraine. We have more than 60 items available for sale, including acrylic, pastel, watercolor, collage and other media.
Send holiday gifts to Ukraine defenders
Send physical goods to defenders on the front lines by purchasing gifts from our registry. We will ship them to those in need.
Purchase gifts for loved ones and help save lives
SFSU decor, clothing, and accessories make meaningful gifts for family and friends. Each time you buy merchandise from our store, you’re gifting an item to a defender.
“I was born in Kharkiv, Ukraine and I still consider Ukraine a sort of home. As the war in Ukraine stretches through its 2nd year, the impact on the defenders and civilians in harms way continues to compound. I hear this from my friends and family in Ukraine - many people are unable to leave and many want to stay and defend their home. I know many of us are all feeling exhausted but our support is needed now more than ever, especially as other sources of support falter.”