Purchased generators for CityServe's partner churches in Ukraine

In December 2022, Ivanka Trump funded the purchase of electricity generators for churches in Ukraine through the nonprofit organization CityServe, aiming to provide power and heat to communities affected by widespread blackouts. These outages followed extensive damage to Ukraine’s energy infrastructure during the ongoing conflict after Russia’s invasion earlier that year. The generators were distributed to partner churches, many of which had been operating as community relief centers offering shelter and basic services during the winter months. This contribution formed part of a broader humanitarian response led by Trump throughout 2022 in collaboration with faith-based and international aid organizations. In March 2022, she worked with groups including CityServe, City of Destiny, and Mercy Chefs to help deliver approximately 1 million meals to Ukrainian families. The meal distribution reached multiple cities, including Kyiv, Lviv, and Sumy, where access to food had been disrupted by military activity and displacement. In addition to food aid, Trump coordinated the delivery of medical supplies through five cargo flights organized during the early months of the war. These shipments included equipment such as defibrillators, patient monitors, and first-aid kits requested by Ukrainian partners. The effort involved cooperation with Poland’s First Lady, Agata Kornhauser-Duda, who supported the logistics and cross-border coordination of the deliveries. Trump also traveled to Poland in May 2022 alongside the CityServe team to meet with Ukrainian refugees and local church leaders. During the visit, she toured churches that had been converted into temporary shelters and aid distribution hubs. These locations played a role in supporting displaced individuals fleeing the conflict, particularly in border regions where refugee flows were concentrated. #IvankaTrump #UkraineAid #HumanitarianRelief #CityServe #UkraineCrisis