Projects

American journalist Zarina Zabrisky turned donations from viewers of her documentary “Kherson: Human Safari” into housing support, securing six months’ rent for evacuees from the war‑torn Kherson region. EMPR.media.

A solemn cenotaph has been unveiled in memory of Ukraine’s defender Vasyl, honoring his courage, sacrifice and lasting legacy as a symbol of national resilience and freedom. Full tribute inside.

The City of Goodness is transforming hundreds of deprived children’s lives with love, education and essential care—see the powerful stories of resilience and hope.

The Phoenix Project is building a recovery sanctuary for Ukrainians affected by war in Lviv, but bureaucratic delays block electricity connection. Volunteers appeal for urgent help and wider support. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}

Following the death of Ukrainian actor and defender Yurii Felipenko, his wife launched a fundraiser for 2M UAH to support his unit and other front‑line regiments — surpassing the target within a day. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}

In a historic first, Ukraine wins a **Cannes Lions Gold** award thanks to Saatchi & Saatchi Ukraine’s breakthrough campaign — a major morale and creative achievement on the global stage.

After 3+ years in Russian captivity and no contact with relatives, 23-year-old Mariupol defender Valeriy was finally freed. He urges that his message reach a girl named Ruslana — he is alive. :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}

After serving at the front, 31st Brigade soldier ‘Sasha’ was critically injured in a car crash — traumatic brain injury, broken ribs, pelvic fracture — family seeks urgent help. empre.media

Donate today to help the Ukrainian special unit Toretsk recover after a Russian attack burned out key positions. Every contribution counts toward frontline strength. | EMPR

Donate to fast-track repairs for Ukrainian vehicles and vital drone components — your contribution helps frontline defenders stay mobile and maintain aerial advantage now.

Ukrainian‑American artist Kelsie Kimberlin is honored with the Royal Society of St. George Medal of Honor and a UNA‑USA Humanitarian Award for her creative advocacy and cultural support of Ukraine.

17-year-old Danylo, a promising aviation & rocket-space tech student, was killed in a Russian missile strike in Kyiv. His parents also died; only his younger sister survived. Read more on empr.media.