In reaction to the shocking news about the war in Ukraine, Avastians show solidarity with the families and citizens impacted by the military conflict. Join our employee driven fundraising effort, which is supported by the Avast Foundation.
Our heartfelt reaction to the devastating situation in the region has led Avastians to take action to help secure basic needs for Ukrainins directly impacted by the conflict or fleeing the conflict zone. All funds raised will be donated toPeople in Need (specifically the Ukraine Emergency Appeal). People in Need is already working in the field to assess and secure people’s most urgent needs as the situation evolves.
People in Need - Člověk v tísni
Thank you for helping us help in Ukraine! We will use your donation to help those affected by the war in Ukraine. We have helped more than 5 million people since we started working in the country in 2014. We provide financial support to people whose lives have been turned upside down by the war so they can buy food and other necessities. We are repairing damaged homes and drinking water sources. We are creating safe environments for children and helping them to overcome gaps in their education. We repair school shelters so students can attend school full-time. We write grants to start new businesses or to help develop existing ones. We also look after mental health, with our psychologists running a 24-hour helpline. We also support independent media and help document war crimes. In the Czech Republic, we focus on those who lack resources, cannot work, have health problems, or are caring for others.
Being in the country since 2014 allowed us to start helping immediately after the 2022 Russian invasion. We have built a network of more than 200 partners. We work with local organisations, civil society initiatives, government bodies, and academia to strengthen people's self-reliance and resilience while helping to provide for basic needs. We protect the rights of people affected by war and advocate for long-term solutions.
“If it again becomes normative for powerful countries to wolf down their weaker neighbours, it would affect the way people all over the world feel and behave,” Yuval Noah, for The Economist.
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Hope it will help! Just arrived from PL/UKR borders...
“If it again becomes normative for powerful countries to wolf down their weaker neighbours, it would affect the way people all over the world feel and behave,” Yuval Noah, for The Economist.
Hope it will help! Just arrived from PL/UKR borders...
Stay strong, and godspeed!
Svobodu Ukrajine!
Stay strong!
stay strong 🙏🏻
Držte se
Držím pěsti!
Jsme s tebou Ukrajino!!!
Take care