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Six ways we help Ukraine's veterans.

Each program serves the same people: the veterans and their families. We record their stories, help them recover, and bring them to meet the people who can stand by them.

Historical archive

We write the record

Ukraine Military History Institute

Podcasts, lectures, and a growing interview archive preserving 1,000 years of Ukrainian military history — and the hard-won lessons of the war being fought right now.

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Graduates of a Borderlands training program in Kyiv

We keep them whole

Center for Traumatic Stress

The first systematic platform in Ukraine built to help veterans and their families recover from the psychological cost of war — for an estimated three million who will need it.

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The U.S.–Ukraine Freedom Summit on stage

We bring them to the people who can help

U.S.–Ukraine Freedom Summit

A gathering of the two greatest warrior communities in the world — to share what they've learned and build lasting ties between American and Ukrainian veterans.

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Ukrainian veterans at a rehabilitation event

We help them come home whole

Veteran rehabilitation

We bring Ukrainian veterans to charity golf tournaments abroad — through sport, reintegration, and the connections made on the course — turning shared experience into lasting relationships.

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The Ukrainian delegation lined up at Brdo, Slovenia, in front of the flags

We take them there

Veteran trips

We bring Ukrainian veterans abroad to compete, recover and tell their own story: Slovenia in October 2026, Dallas in November 2026, and the Ukraine Freedom Summit in Dallas in March 2027. Every cost is published.

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Civil society coordination meet-up

We connect the ecosystem

Civil Society Coordination Center

The UCSCC connects nonprofits, businesses, and volunteers around the world with Ukraine's public institutions and civil society — turning scattered goodwill into coordinated impact.

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One mission: the veterans.

Your support powers all of it — from the archive to the recovery room to the summit stage.