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Contribute To The Facebook Fundraiser To Support Children In Ukraine

The Center for Civic Engagement is hosting a Facebook fundraiser to support World Children Resources, a 501(c) organization that is providing direct support to orphans and children in need during the conflict in Ukraine. They are helping to evacuate children and families to neighboring countries. For orphans, the ultimate goal is to see these children safely settled into family environments rather than refugee camps. As World Children Resources works toward this goal, it needs help to fund and support safe transportation out of Ukraine, as well as food, shelter, clothes, and legal expenses for children and families. Help spread the word by sharing the link to the Facebook fundraiser: facebook.com/donate/1160138477857654/. Questions? Contact Libby Tennyson at ltennyso20@su.edu.

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