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Bid now - early and often

The Auction starts on Monday, May 22nd, 2023 @ 6:00 AM EDT and ending on Mon June 5th, 2023 @ 10:00 PM EDT.

Please forward this email to anyone you know that may be interested in helping!

You can view our auction at YourCharityAuction.com/ShareUkraine.

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Sneak Peek Auction: Register

Share Ukraine is hosting an online auction from May 22nd - June 5th to help fund the recovery efforts of wounded soldiers and civilians in the Kharkiv area.

Feel free to check out our auction site at YourCharityAuction.com/ShareUkraine and make sure you're all set up to bid once it goes live! REGISTER HERE

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Day 327+, America and Ukraine – One person's opinion!

As citizens of the western world, we are fortunate that we are led by people who do not bury their heads in the sand and take a stand, albeit often hesitantly and meekly, on the right side of history.

The greatest impact of this war on America is the realization that the Cold War never ended. Not really. All it did was pause momentarily.

A man dies when he refuses to stand up for that which is right. A man dies when he refuses to stand up for justice. A man dies when he refuses to take a stand for that which is true…. Dr. Martin Luther King

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Thank You From Kharkiv

Just People writes today’s letter: I want to say that in this difficult time for my country, you not only helped Ukraine, but also found a friend in my person. I am in your debt. You can count on me anytime, no matter what happens. I give you all a big hug.

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Day 298+, Russians & Ukraine - One Person's Opinion - Letter # 20

For years the words "Russians" and "Soviets" have been used interchangeably. These words have been universally accepted as synonyms, but I think the events of the last ten months have demonstrated just how wrong we have all been in accepting that misguided synonymy and that the difference between being Russian and Soviet is much more then just a matter of syntax.

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Day 285+, Jews and Ukraine, One person's opinion.

I already wrote that we, as Jews, have a responsibility to help Ukraine, but now, we have a golden opportunity to help Ukraine differently. We have an opportunity to help Ukraine on its path to becoming a more perfect nation with a strong multicultural community of some 130 ethnic groups.

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What do: Dustin Hoffman, Bob Dylan, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Sylvester Stallone, Steven Spielberg, and David Copperfield have in common?

Odesa is a vibrant city with a multinational character: its first mayor was Frenchman Duke de Richelieu, and the first architects arrived from Italy. Greek, Polish and German merchants developed trade here, and one of the largest Jewish communities in Ukraine was also in Odesa. Mark Twain, who visited the city in 1867, compared Odesa to his native country, saying, "Look up the street or down the street, this way or that way, we saw only America!”

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Virtual Tours of Kyiv

SHARE Ukraine’s gift to YOU! Virtual recordings of Kyiv tours with fascinating history and current updates.

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