The Food Box Project, led by the Washington Ukrainian Humanitarian Center, has successfully delivered food assistance to more than 1,500 families across Ukraine.

Launched in response to urgent humanitarian needs in war-affected areas, the project provided essential food boxes valued between $20 and $30 each—enough to feed a family of four for several weeks. All food packages were carefully assembled and distributed by our trusted partners and local volunteer organizations in Ukraine.

From the start, our team committed to being present on the ground. As soon as Kherson was liberated, our humanitarian response began, providing aid to families living without electricity, gas, or heat.

Deliveries reached frontline villages and de-occupied areas where access to food was extremely limited. In one case, 130 food boxes were transported to villages in the Donetsk region by our partners from the civic organization Справжні Українці ("True Ukrainians"). These communities had been left without light, water, or gas.

Another delivery reached a village near Radomyshl, where the needs were no less severe. Among the recipients: a pregnant single mother of two who had not eaten in several days, and an elderly disabled woman overwhelmed with gratitude for what she called a “precious gift.” These food boxes became more than just sustenance—they were symbols of hope and compassion for those who had nowhere else to turn.

We extend our sincere thanks to all volunteers, supporters, and donors who made this effort possible.