When trains are stopped or rerouted for safety, WCK is there to support passengers with hot meals & our UZ Meal Kits. We're delivering 1,000+ kits—equivalent to 2,000 meals—every month, ensuring passengers have food and water even when their journey takes an unexpected turn. #ChefsForUkraine (2/2)

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Rescuers spent the day searching through rubble at a destroyed apartment building, a children's & youth center & other damaged sites across the city. We served hot soup, warm drinks & water to residents & rescue crews working through 1 of the hardest days since the war began. #ChefsForUkraine (2/2)

With winter approaching, WCK’s #ChefsForUkraine teams are already preparing. Access to hot meals is vital during the cold months, especially as attacks escalate & damage more local infrastructure. We’re doing everything we can to make sure we’re ready to support Ukrainians when they need us most.

“Our relatives always cooked not only for themselves,” Liubov told WCK. “To give to children, to treat a neighbor or a relative. If someone doesn’t have something, you have to share.” #ChefsForUkraine

Liubov and Nadiia both live in a shelter for displaced families in Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine. Like many Ukrainians, they have been preserving produce for the winter each year since they can remember. #ChefsForUkraine ⬇️

WCK is on the ground in Kharkiv after today's Russian attack.
Bombs struck a residential area, killing at least 5 people and injuring dozens. Our teams are at the site, serving meals and snacks to impacted residents and rescue crews working through the destruction. #ChefsForUkraine

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Although they left their garden and animals behind, they are still able to preserve produce using WCK's preservation kits. Our WCK #ChefsForUkraine preservation program is supporting families like Olena's. Activities like these help families maintain a sense of normalcy and connect with each other.

Only a small number of residents still remain in the village of Barvinok & they’re coming together to support one another. WCK provides food & water here because access to both is limited. When we make our deliveries, residents with cars pick up supplies for their neighbors as well. #ChefsForUkraine

Since then, Nataliia has filled it with tomatoes, cucumbers, and greens that she plans to turn into preserves. For her, growing food is more than a harvest—it’s a way to continue something she’s loved her entire life and bring her family together around the table. #ChefsForUkraine (2/2)

📍 Odesa: After strikes in residential areas, we provided meals, snacks, and water to support emergency response teams leading recovery efforts as well as impacted residents.

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Today, in partnership with WCK, his kitchen prepares hundreds of fresh, familiar meals every day. From sourcing local produce to adapting menus for the people they serve, every dish is prepared with care. #ChefsForUkraine (2/2

Wherever the strikes hit, our teams were already moving—ready to support Ukrainians in need across the country. #ChefsForUkraine (3/3)

For Ukrainians living through the ongoing stress and uncertainty of war, ordinary moments matter. That's the inspiration behind WCK's Preservation Project, which is helping Ukrainians in five regions prepare and store beloved traditional vegetables from the fall harvest. ⬇️ #ChefsForUkraine

WCK also delivers meals to nearby shelters for recent evacuees who are determining their next steps. We’re supporting Ukrainians at every stage of these evacuations—from the moment they arrive at a transit center to their temporary shelters and relocation. #ChefsForUkraine (2/2)

Nina fled from her home in Novoselivka, Ukraine as Russian forces advanced on it. When she finally returned, her home had been destroyed. Today, WCK brought Nina a food kit. These kits are stocked with ingredients she can use to cook for herself again, a step toward rebuilding. #ChefsForUkraine

“When you work the land, you get distracted from all kinds of thoughts, you miss home less,” she told us. After years of uncertainty and separation, Tetiana says what matters most of all now is having her family close by to rebuild together. #ChefsForUkraine (2/2)

Kherson, Ukraine, is known for vineyards. But as Russian attacks on the region persist, many grape farmers are being forced to flee, losing large parts of their crops. WCK teams are working with these farmers, providing new vines so they can maintain and rebuild their livelihoods. #ChefsForUkraine

For a 2nd, WCK is partnering with the community of Tarasivka in Ukraine's Sumy region to cultivate a community field. WCK provides the seeds, seedlings, fertilizer & crop protection supplies. Come autumn, the harvest goes to approximately 230 families living in the community. #ChefsForUkraine