About Razom for Ukraine
Razom, which means “together” in Ukrainian, is dedicated to upholding the principles of the Revolution of Dignity (Maidan) and actively contributing to the establishment of a secure, prosperous, and democratic Ukraine. We achieve this by creating, inspiring, and collaborating on initiatives that motivate people to think, partner, and do.
Keep Ukraine Going This Winter!
Ukraine is being bombarded by Russian missiles and drones on a scale we haven’t seen before. In September alone, Russia launched more than 6,700 drones, alongside repeated missile attacks, causing massive destruction and ongoing emergencies across all of Ukraine. And as winter approaches, Russia is once again targeting the energy infrastructure millions of Ukrainians depend on.
When the power goes out, Ukrainians lose heat and running water. That means ordinary households, schools, hospitals, businesses, and essential services all come under threat or grind to a standstill. Russia is trying to make life in Ukraine impossible and destroy the future Ukrainians are fighting for.
Our winter response focuses on three outcomes—not simply delivering equipment, but keeping essential work possible.
Protecting emergency and frontline operations
Emergency responders, civilian workers, and frontline medical teams need critical supplies to keep up their life-saving work. We procure and deliver portable power stations, batteries, drone detection devices, mobile warming tents, and evacuation equipment so that life-saving work doesn’t get interrupted.
Mental health support for those who care for others
Another difficult winter will put even more pressure on EMS workers, psychologists, social workers, and others who spend their days helping Ukrainians. They need support, too. At Razom, we’ve built a network of psychological support across Ukraine, offering group therapy, practical training, and resources to help people manage stress and prevent burnout.
Keeping vital community work going
We work with more than 200 local and grassroots organizations across Ukraine that support children, veterans, displaced families, and others who rely on their services every day. From solar power for schools to backup power for hospitals and community centers, we help them stay open and continue their work through winter.
How to Donate
Please donate generously to Razom for November’s Share the Plate.
How to give
Each Share the Plate gift is divided evenly: half supports the current Share the Plate recipient, and half supports GNUUC's general fund. To direct your gift to Share the Plate, use the keyword "share":
In the Sanctuary: cash or check in a provided envelope (memo: share)
Online: visit nashvilleuu.org/donate, then click Give to and choose the “Give to Share the Plate” fund.
By text: text 615-246-5553 with "[Amount] share" (example: $50 share)
By mail: GNUUC, 374 Hicks Road, Nashville, TN 37221 (memo: share)