Whether you currently have resources to spare or not.
Fundraise, fundraise, and fundraise some more. Because the singular best way to help Ukraine right now is through monetary donations, both experts suggest dedicating your time to start a fundraiser—even if it’s just a small one—if you don’t have money to spare.
“We’ve found that the most effective way to fundraise is to use social media,” says Morgan. “Some of the most successful fundraisers we’ve seen have been people offering to donate their birthdays, suggesting that their friends and family members give to a charity in Ukraine instead of buying them a gift.”
As is the case for many of the organizations providing relief efforts in Ukraine, both GlobalGiving and Save the Children have resources on their websites for getting started. “You don’t have to read loads of documents or even become super well-versed in what we’re doing; you can simply download the prepackaged information, and share it on social media,” says Morgan.
Another creative option is to tap into a personal talent to raise money—whether that’s by hosting a workout class or mini concert, or whipping up cookies for a bake sale—and then donate the proceeds. “In bringing people together, these types of events also serve a second purpose,” says Morgan. “They’re a helpful way for people to process what’s going on and toOh hi! You look like someone who loves free workouts, discounts for cutting-edge wellness brands, and exclusive Well+Good content.
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