John A. First, I have to say my order did not arrive due to an address labeling error. Upon discovering this (USPS made a photographic record of the package before returning to sender), I contacted UIN, informing them of the situation. The response was extremely quick, considering the 8 hr time difference. Amanda (name used w/ permission) was awesome, and quick to rectify the error. I am often more impressed by an organization when problems arise and are addressed in a timely and expert manner. My experience with UkraineInNeed.org has been quite good, aside from the minor glitch. Слава Україні

This is obviously a scam :( Thanks to all people in Trustpilot who pointed to these typical scam indicators - missing organisation details - no charity registration - no prove of donation anywhere Surprisingly they've provided a refund. But I assume it's just a part of their dirty business to avoid any serious legal issues. I'll donate my money to support Ukraine through a proven charity with good reputation and I can only recommend anyone doing the same. @UkraineInNeed.org: please don't reply with your standard copy&pasted useless words. I do support Ukraine and hate people who try to use this tragedy to make their profit. If you believe I said something wrong about you, provide any real prove for the opposite and I will be happy to amend my review.

Need proof that donations are helping I’m sad that this site is still taking donations without providing any transparency that any significant portion of the donations actually go to Ukraine. They do excellent marketing and are now whining that they “may have to close.” If people don’t continue to donate. There are so many reputable alternatives. Before donating you should investigate that the charity is real. Just having Ukraine in the name doesn’t mean anything. There is so much need and I doubt if anyone wants their money to go to scammers who are good at marketing.

Hi guys just want to to say the… Hi guys just want to to say the bracelet was amazing and the donation was small in comparison to the pride I felt on ANZAC day march when I wore it on my shirt apelet of my RFS uniform. A number of people asked what it was about and I said it was in solidarity for the Ukraine.

A scam? Certainly not a proper charity. Where's their charity number? A scam. Not a charity and only donating a portion (unspecified) of their profits (self-defined what is a cost) to real charities. There are plenty of real charities that didn't appear overnight and don't sell you tat for a 'donation'. Trustpilot should investigate ..their Facebook advertising says they are the top 4 charities on TP ...but they explain in their website that they donate a portion of their profits to charity ..real charities don't have profits and use all their money for their purpose. Why do trustpilot let them claim charitable status? They attack all negatives as 'the Kremlin' which is also odd.