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Canada-Ukraine Foundation calls on feds to match donations as war hits four-year mark
The Canada-Ukraine Foundation seeks federal matching of private donations in 2026 after raising over CAD 100 million for humanitarian aid since Russia's invasion.
- On Feb. 23, 2026, the Canada-Ukraine Foundation asked the Government of Canada to match each private donation to CUF in 2026 on a dollar-for-dollar basis and published the appeal that day.
- Russia's bombing of Ukrainian energy infrastructure has left hundreds of thousands without heat, electricity or water during the coldest winter on record, while demand for food, water, medical equipment and power generators is growing, Valeriy Kostyuk said.
- CUF reported it has raised more than $100 million CAD since February 24, 2022, and funds from the Ukraine Humanitarian Appeal have supported humanitarian projects as Ottawa provided $6.5 billion in military aid.
- Kostyuk urged the federal government to match all private donations to CUF in 2026, saying Ukraine's recovery must begin before the war ends.
- Tuesday marks the fourth anniversary of the invasion, and CUF asked Ottawa to match donations despite $6.5 billion in military aid already delivered.
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Canada-Ukraine Foundation calls on feds to match donations as war hits four-year mark
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