A lifeline for Ukraine
UALifeLine is more than an NGO—it’s a beacon of hope for those enduring the hardships of war. Born in Lviv amidst the turmoil of 2022, we have become a steadfast support system, delivering vital aid to families, soldiers, and entire communities. Together with our sister organization, Senses Chef Table, we host impactful fundraising events, with all proceeds directly supporting those in need. In these challenging times, UALifeLine stands as a symbol of resilience, compassion, and unwavering commitment to making a difference. Slava Ukraini.
Humanitarian Aid Relief
Through raised funds and generous donations, we deliver essential supplies to those most impacted by the devastating war in Ukraine. These include but are not limited to food, medicine, and warm winter clothing to help families endure harsh conditions.
Frontline Support
We allocate a portion of our funding to equip our brave defenders on the frontlines. This includes tactical gear, clothing, drones, and other essential equipment requested by those protecting the freedom of Ukraine.
Medical Supplies
We provide essential medical resources to both military and civilian sectors. For frontline medics, this includes trauma kits and tactical gear. For civilians, we deliver medications, first aid supplies, and equipment to hospitals and displaced communities, ensuring care for all in need.
Refugee Shelter
We offer safety and refuge to those fleeing the destruction of their homes, providing shelter and support to help them rebuild their lives after fleeing the horrors of war.
About The Founder
Robert Nuey (Rob) is a former U.S. Army serviceman with 22 years of service. His passion for Ukraine began in 2004 when he visited Kyiv for the first time. After the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Rob founded UALifeLine to help provide support in this difficult time in Ukraine. He is also a trained chef and launched Senses Chef Table gastronomic studio in Lviv where proceeds go to help run his refugee house. He regularly hosts events where funds raised goes to those in need.
In Media
UALifeline has been featured in a number of different media outlets. Please see below for stories and articles written about the work that we do.
CBS News (Chicago, US):
https://www.cbsnews.com/chicago/news/ukraine-benefit-chef-event
A New Voice of Ukraine (Kyiv, Ukr):
Daily Kos:
https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2024/4/14/2235165/-My-Army-buddy-is-in-Ukraine-Feeding-People
Chicago Food Magazine (Chicago, US):
https://www.chicagofoodmagazine.com/news/chefs-tasting-event-for-ukraine
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