Cleveland Maidan in ukraine
This April, CMA board members traveled to Ukraine to supervise the launch of the Medic Training Project (in collaboration with Frontline Medical) and to foster further connection with partner hospitals.
Recent Shipment sent to ukraine
In January and February, the Cleveland Maidan Association sent aid shipments to Ukraine, providing critical medical equipment and supplies to a hospital in Kramatorsk that was damaged by shelling.
Welcome to the Cleveland Maidan Association
We are a local Northeast Ohio nonprofit—organizing rallies and fundraisers here in America to send critical medical and humanitarian aid to Ukraine. With your help, we can save lives - one shipment at a time.
OUR FOCUS
Since the most recent Russian invasion, we have focused our efforts on procuring medical supplies, sending humanitarian aid to Ukrainian hospitals and refugee camps, and coordinating with partners to get life-saving aid to those who need it the most. With volunteers both in the US and on the ground in Ukraine, we work to make sure that aid is delivered to where it is most needed quickly and effectively. 100% of your donation goes directly to humanitarian aid in Ukraine.
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Humanitarian Aid.
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Medical Aid.
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Advocacy.
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Education.
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Community Engagement.
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Collaboration.
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Shipment to Zolochiv Complete
December 2023
Cleveland Maidan Association completed a shipment of medical aid and winter clothing to Zolochiv, Ukraine. These supplies will be distributed at medical and rehabilitation centers throughout eastern and southern Ukraine. Thank you to all who assisted with this shipment!
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Vertep caroling a success
December 2023
Cleveland Maidan Association members participated in a fundraising vertep caroling event to celebrate the Christmas holiday, traveling to different homes throughout Cleveland to perform the traditional theatrical act. The fundraiser was a success, raising almost $75,000 to be used in CMA’s aid programs for Ukraine!
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Kherson partner bombed
December 5, 2023
Cleveland Maidan’s recipient partner, Kherson Hub, was severely damaged from a Russian airstrike. Two years of progress in the accumulation of humanitarian goods were destroyed. Our hearts are with Kherson Hub as they begin the process of rebuilding.
Photo update courtesy of Roman Golovnia
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Columbus journal features CMA's medical Aid
November 22, 2023
In a recent article, the Ohio Capital Journal featured the medical aid work of Cleveland Maidan Association, emphasizing the continued need for aid despite dwindling support from U.S. legislators. Read the article here.
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Cleveland welcomed Ukrainian Ambassador
November 17, 2023
Cleveland Maidan Association was honored to join in welcoming Ukrainian Ambassador to the US Oksana Markarova. Watch Channel 5’s feature here.
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Cleveland Maidan concludes successful winter clothing drive
November 10, 2023
Cleveland Maidan Association collaborated with Shaker Heights High School, Highland High School, The Halo Foundation, and other community stakeholders to collect over 350 coats and winter clothing items to ship to Ukraine.
New partnership with Frontline Medical
Left, Frontline Medical’s Gen. Mark Arnold with medic training supplies.
Right, medics in training.
Cleveland Maidan Association is excited to announce a new partnership with Frontline Medical to kickstart a medic training program for those on the frontlines in Ukraine.
of amputations can be avoided with increased medic training.
70%
Medics play a crucial role in saving the lives and limbs of ukraine’s defenders.
Right now, they need your support.
Partner Hospital in Kherson Struck in Russian Attack
[Тranslation] “Two floors of the surgery department, including the operation room, were struck and ruined. A young and talented doctor lost his life; this was his first day at work post-internship and it ended without having begun. A nurse was injured and is getting medical care now. At the moment, rubble is being cleared and patients of the hospital as well as hospital staff are being tended to. Psychologists from the crisis center are working with the people who suffered through this shelling.” – Tetiana Karchevych, Director of the Health Department of the Kherson Regional State Administration (August 1, 2023)
