A place to belongMercy Houses
A permanent home, daily care, and companionship for older people displaced or left isolated by war.
Explore Mercy HousesDignity. Safety. Hope.
Rebuild
Ukraine
Now!
A place to call home. Support to heal. A way to safety. Help people in Ukraine rebuild their lives, starting today.
THE WORK CANNOT WAIT
Rebuild lives.
Restore possibility.
For people whose lives have been uprooted by war, rebuilding starts with everyday needs. A warm room. Someone who listens. Help reaching safety. LYNC brings people and partners together to meet those needs.
A place to belong
Space to healTrauma Healing
Support for children and families to process difficult experiences, reconnect, and begin to look ahead.
Explore Trauma Healing
A way to safetyEvacuation
Helping people leave danger and connect with shelter and support through trusted local relationships.
Explore EvacuationCare you can see
Behind every number,
a neighbor.
Our work is personal. Our reporting should be clear. These figures reflect LYNC’s published reports and latest program update on homes, healing, and a way to safety.
7
Mercy Houses
Organized between 2020 and 2024, as reported in the Mercy Houses campaign.
167
Elderly under ongoing care
Older people receiving ongoing care through LYNC’s Mercy Houses.
549
Children reached
Children supported through trauma healing and summer camps.
4,000+
Evacuated and cared for
More than 4,000 refugees helped to escape bombardment and rebuild their lives.
Sources: Mercy Houses campaign, 2020–2024; 2024 trauma healing report; 2025 children’s recovery report; and 2022 evacuation and resettlement report. The ongoing care figure of 167 and the total of 549 children reached reflect LYNC’s latest program update.
From LYNC’s November 2024 trauma healing report.
More than an emergency response
Stay for the
next chapter.
Leaving danger is only the beginning. People also need stability, connection, and time to recover.
Through Mercy Houses, trauma healing, and evacuation, Rebuild Ukraine Now! brings urgent help and ongoing care into one shared commitment to people affected by war.
Individual supporters, churches, foundations, and businesses each have a part to play.
Find your place in this workYour giving questions.
Where does Donate on the homepage take me?
The LYNC Giving Fund at National Christian Foundation (NCF). This is the general giving option for LYNC’s work for Ukraine. The NCF form is headed “Donate to The LYNC Giving Fund.”
How do I give to a specific project?
Choose a dedicated Mightycause fundraiser: Mercy Houses, Trauma Healing, Evacuation. Each project page’s Donate buttons lead directly to its own fundraiser, so you can choose the work you want to support.
Who handles my donation?
General gifts are made to The LYNC Giving Fund, a component fund of NCF, through NCF’s giving form. The three project fundraisers are hosted on Mightycause and benefit LYN Community Corp. You complete your gift on the selected platform; this website does not collect payment details.
What happens after I click Donate?
You’ll continue to the giving platform named above. Review the fund or fundraiser name, choose your amount, and complete the payment form. Keep the confirmation provided by that platform for your records.
Can I discuss a larger gift or a partnership?
Email Wade Kusack to discuss current needs, a program partnership, or questions about directing your support.
Your support keeps this work going.
Help turn compassion into a home, a moment of healing, and a way to safety.