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(Updated on 5/18) A local family raised nearly $2,000 holding a yard sale this past weekend to help children impacted by the war. Constantin, a Ukrainian-American who lives in Arlington's East Falls Church neighborhood and flew flags on 1-66 overpasses earlier this year, held the sale in his front yard Saturday morning in support of

Two members of the band Left Handed Knives had the idea to take their passion and use it to help Ukraine. They gathered nine other local bands to create an album and donate the proceeds.

The event is taking place the first weekend of May. Residents can preorder the album through Spotify and Apple Music.

The Bass Harbor Memorial Library will host its final Winter Travel Talk on April 19 at 7 p.m.

To bid, go to https://tinyurl.com/artists4ukraine and use the comment field under the artwork of choice to place your bid.

A few bands are putting on a benefit show for Ukrainian refugees at Turnstiles on Stocking Avenue NW this weekend.

Olga Sorzano, owner of Phoenixville-based kombucha business Babas Brew, volunteered on the Poland-Ukraine border with World Central Kitchen.

All proceeds go to United Help Ukraine. Performance includes Lyrica Classic's 'Prayer for Peace' concert and Synetic’s 'The Servant of Two Masters.'

A rally in support of Ukraine took place at the Lincoln Memorial Sunday.

Bitdefender researchers have been keeping a close eye on spam campaigns piggybacking on the war in Ukraine in recent weeks.