Over $2 700 000 raised for Ukraine, help us reach $3 000 000!
Stand With Ukraine!
The parishioners, faithful and friends of the Eparchy of Edmonton remain steadfast in their support for the people of Ukraine through their generous donations and prayers. Together we have raised over $2,500,000 which helps treat the wounded, feed the hungry and fund eparchies, parishes and the Sister Servants in Ukraine who minister to those fleeing the war-torn areas of Ukraine.
It is with gratitude that we acknowledge our four charitable families, St. Stephen’s Parish and Crystal Glass who together pledged $1,250,000 in matching donations. As the war continues, more families are separated, more people are dying and cities are being destroyed. Our Church is in pain and suffering grievous losses. We are a people of light and hope; a hope that the war will end soon. Let us pray for peace and donate generously.
Stand With Ukraine!
The parishioners, faithful and friends of the Eparchy of Edmonton remain steadfast in their support for the people of Ukraine through their generous donations and prayers. Together we have raised over $2,500,000 which is helping treat the wounded, feed the hungry and fund eparchies, parishes and the sister servants in Ukraine ministering to those fleeing the war-torn areas of Ukraine.
It is with gratitude that we acknowledge our four charitable families, St. Stephen’s Parish and Crystal Glass who together pledged $1,250,000 in matching donations, which inspired many more people to donate. As the war continues, more families are separated, more people are dying and cities are being destroyed. Our Church is also in pain and suffering grievous losses. But we are a people of light and hope; a hope that the war will end soon. Let us pray for peace and donate generously.Â
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Giving Options
Donate Online
You can support our mission by donating on our secure website. You can choose to make a monthly or one-time gift.
Tax receipts are immediately emailed to you after your donation.Â
Cheque
You can mail a cheque to the Ukrainian Catholic Eparchy of Edmonton, 9645 -108 Avenue, Edmonton, Alberta T5H 1A3. Makes cheques payable to “Eparchy of Edmonton.”
Donate Securities
Publicly traded securities, bonds, or mutual funds can be donated as a tax-efficient way to support our mission.
Parish Specific Donations
Is there a specific parish in our Eparchy you would like to support? Use this convenient option by mentioning the specific parish name and location in the message section.
$200,000 Humanitarian Aid Settlement Grant
Our Progress So Far…to December 31, 2022
| Donations received (including matching pledges): | $2,742,844.75 | |||
| Disbursed: | ||||
| Donations forwarded in support of Ukraine | $2,542,844.75 | |||
| Humanitarian Aid Settlement Grant pledged: | $200,000.00 | |||
| Grants approved | $116,900.00 | |||
| Remaining | $83,100 | |||
| Total | $2,742,844.75 |
Our parishes, our faithful, and our friends throughout the province continue their fundraising efforts to help in this humanitarian crisis. As we receive donations, we will update the totals to keep you informed.
Thank you for your prayers and financial support.
All donations up to $1 250 000 have been matched!
The Eparchy of Edmonton is most grateful to the generous donor family who matched up to $750 000 for Humanitarian Aid for the people of Ukraine. We are grateful to St. Stephen’s Parish in Calgary and to three generous families who each sponsored $100 000. Crystal Glass has also pledged $100 000 to support Ukraine.Â
How Your Donation is Used
All donations are directed to organizations directly working with the people in Ukraine. Our main partner, CNEWA collaborates closely with the local organizations, hospitals, and churches to serve those at risk. Your donation will be directly assisting the large influx of refugees, creating field kitchens to help with humanitarian aid, medical help or spiritual and psychological support.
Assistance to Ukrainian Refugees
Message From His Beatitude Sviatoslav
Today is Monday 22 August 2022 and the Ukrainian people have been suffering for the 180th day from full-scale Russian aggression, a war against our state, our people.
Bishop David’s Homily and a Prayer for Ukraine
O Lord Jesus Christ, our God, we entreat You to hear the earnest prayer of Your beloved Church of Kievan Rus’ for her deeply afflicted children abiding in the land of Ukraine. Behold their grave sorrow and grievous plight, and speedily come to their aid.
