News & Updates
The population of Ukraine is larger than Canada and the country is less than half the size of British Columbia. Over 8 million people have been displaced and crossed borders to other countries. An additional 5.4 million evacuated their homes, seeking shelter in other parts of Ukraine, because over 15 thousand apartment buildings have been damaged. This is equivalent to everyone in British Columbia and Alberta leaving their homes. More civilians have been killed in the conflict than currently live in Summerland.
Wish List
• As more families arrive, we will need clothing and household goods.
• Automotive expertise to assist in evaluating, inspecting and locating suitable vehicles.
• Automotive business to provide affordable repair and maintenance assistance.
• Affordable rental housing for short and long-term accommodation.
• Hosts to provide temporary housing.
• Medical providers who will offer physical, dental and psychological support services.
Dancers Visit Major Sponsor
The cast of Calgary’s Tryzub Ukrainian dance ensemble presented a sold out premiere performance of a multi-city 50th Anniversary Tour, Thursday at the Cleland Theatre in Penticton. We are grateful for the support of a major sponsor, the Penticton Herald.
Let the Shows Begin
The Ukraine Nightingale Project Society is looking forward to two new performances in Oliver and Penticton and, possibly, to sell-out audiences. See the story in Castanet.
Heralding Concerts
Adult troupe of the Tryzub Ukrainian Dance Society presents the premiere performances of a multi-city 50th Anniversary Tour in the South Okanagan May 23 and 25. Proceeds of the performances presented in collaboration with the Ukraine Nightingale Project will help...
Ticket Sales Help
Ukrainian families help with ticket sales at Cherry Hill Mall for upcoming Tryzub fundraising performances.
Rotary Award
Ukraine campaigner earns Rotary Unsung Citizen AwardSpecial to The Herald May 3, 2024 (See article as published in the Pentiction Herald.) Unsung Citizen Jennifer Martison (centre) accepts the Rotary Unsung Citizen of Penticton Award for 2024 from Marjolein Lloyd,...
Need for Dental Care
The Sunrise Rotary Club of Penticton and the Ukraine Nightingale Project are asking local dentists to help with emergency care for Ukrainian children whose families have been displaced by the war. UNP has assisted 18 families with 19 children to relocate in the South...
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