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A local non-profit has been working nonstop since the Russian invasion in Ukraine, and from some volunteers, the mission is personal.

A local couple says they're traveling abroad to help Ukrainians in a way that can be very dangerous, but they say they feel compelled to do it.

Ukrainian hospitals are losing critical supplies to Russian attacks, and a group in Colorado is preparing to send medical supplies to the region.

Workers and volunteers on Tuesday unloaded box after box of syringes, gloves, suction equipment, skin scrub trays, masks and gowns onto trucks from a UCHealth loading dock in Colorado Springs

Workers and volunteers on Tuesday unloaded box after box of syringes, gloves, suction equipment, skin scrub trays, masks and gowns onto trucks from a UCHealth loading dock in Colorado Springs

Hollywood power couple Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher launched a GoFundMe campaign to help send relief supplies to the Ukrainian people and in five days have raised more than $17 million of their $30 million goal. 

The nonprofit Ukrainians of Colorado announced it is raising money to send medical supplies to war-torn parts of the country, with a goal of $100,000 raised.

Denver, Colorado (PRWEB) March 03, 2022 -- Ukrainians of Colorado is a 501c(3) non-profit representing Ukrainians, Ukrainian Americans, and those who have

Project CURE’s international headquarters is filled with donated medical supplies bound for destinations around the world, and getting those supplies to the people that need them takes lots of volunteers.