Help Save a Ukrainian Veteran’s Life
A living kidney donor can give Ihor a second chance at life.
his story
Since 2014, a Ukrainian veteran has devoted his life to serving others.
After years of military service defending his country, he continued serving his community by coaching children and youth, organizing sports tournaments, building playgrounds, and creating safe places where young people could grow, heal, and believe in the future.
Ihor is a lifelong football coach and member of the Kherson Regional Football Federation, where he organized tournaments for children, built playgrounds, and created safe spaces for youth. Now he needs someone to help him.
Today, he is facing end-stage kidney failure and urgently needs a living kidney donor.
A living kidney donation could give him 15–20 more healthy years — years he hopes to dedicate to rebuilding his life, supporting children, and continuing to serve others.
who can help?
Ages 18–65
Good physical and mental health
Blood type does NOT need to match
paired kidney exchange programs are available
Full medical evaluation
Privacy protected
Medical support provided throughout the process
Become a Living Kidney Donor
To learn more about kidney donation or to see if you are a match, contact Renewal:
Renewal is a non-profit organization dedicated to saving lives by helping kidney donors and recipients navigate all aspects of the transplant process.
Questions? Contact Angels of Ukraine
If you have questions about this project or would like more information, please contact Angels of Ukraine.
send us a message
Please do not include private medical information. Potential donors should contact Renewal directly.
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Even if you are not able to become a donor yourself, sharing this story could help it reach the one person who can save his life. Hope begins when one person decides to help another. Thank you for being that hope.
Angels of Ukraine, Inc. is a registered U.S. nonprofit organization. No payment or compensation is offered or requested for organ donation. All medical screening and transplant decisions are made solely by the hospital’s transplant team. This campaign complies with U.S. NOTA and HIPAA laws.
