Help Heal Ukraine’s Heroes — Your Support Matters
Dear Friends,
Every day, Ukrainian soldiers risk their lives defending freedom. Many return from the front lines bearing deep wounds—both visible and invisible. At Zhytomyr Military Hospital, these brave men and women are receiving critical care for severe physical injuries, PTSD, and traumatic brain injuries. But healing takes more than medicine.
Thanks to the extraordinary leadership of Yuliya Tolmachova, a mother of an active-duty soldier and head of Veteran’s Home in Zhytomyr, these heroes are finding hope through a groundbreaking art therapy program. Yuliya has served wounded soldiers since 2014, both in hospitals and combat zones, and is the only Ukrainian woman to receive all three classes of the Order of Princess Olga, a prestigious national honor.
To support this life-changing work the NHCT UAHA Fund, a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit based in New Have, CT, is hosting an Art Show and Sale featuring original works created by these soldiers during therapy.
Art Show & Fundraiser
Saturday, October 26th, 6:00 – 9:00 PM, VIP PREVIEW. Admission $100. Ukrainian food, open bar
Sunday, October 26th, noon -6:00 PM, ART SHOW and SALE, admission $20. hors d’oeuvres, cash bar Location: St. Michael’s Church Hall, 569 George Street, New Haven, CT 06511, free parking available
All proceeds will directly fund:
- The art therapy program at Zhytomyr Military Hospital
- The purchase of critically needed medications and medical equipment
We humbly ask you to make a donation to support this program. If you prefer you can become a sponsor.
To become a sponsor or donor please provide your name / organization or business name/ and address. AS A SPONSOR you will be acknowledged during the show and appear on our brochures and communications .
We welcome all donations!
Please mail your information with a check to: NHCT UAHA Fund , 569 George Street, New Haven, CT 06511
Your generosity brings healing, dignity, and hope to Ukraine’s defenders. Together, we can honor their sacrifice and help them rebuild their lives.