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Ukrainian American House is a Sacramento Area-based non-profit founded in 2018. By providing an effective platform for bilateral cooperation in the humanitarian, economic, cultural, educational, social, and political spheres we create opportunities for both Ukraine and the United States. We organize fundraisers, cultural events, meetings with Ukrainian and American officials, and networking events dedicated to Ukraine.

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Serving the Local Community
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Promoting Ukrainian Culture
Promoting Ukrainian Culture

Promoting Ukrainian Culture

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Business Network
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Humanitarian Aid

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Serving the Local Community
Serving the Local Community

Serving the Local Community

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Media projects

Media projects

Promoting Ukrainian Culture
Promoting Ukrainian Culture

Promoting Ukrainian Culture

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Educational programs

Business Network
Business Network

Business Network

Humanitarian Aid

With the outbreak of the war, UA House focused on providing humanitarian aid to Ukraine, such as essential medical supplies, personal protective equipment, fully-equipped ambulances, and much more.
Many Ukrainians fled the war and decided to move to the United States and seek shelter. We are working diligently to provide those people with the necessary support by giving consultations on various topics, such as filling out documents, getting a driver's license, obtaining social benefits, and many others.
We are hosting events to engage the local Slavic community to gather and communicate with like-minded people. Every Saturday, we gather around 500 people in a community event called ParaSOLka. We offer complimentary food and drinks, movie nights, helpful consultations, and more activities.
UA House started its own media production. We have created an Inside the War video series to highlight the current situation in Ukraine for American auditory and share some exclusive footage from our videographer Bohdan. Also, we upload a weekly news digest to our social media platforms to increase awareness about the latest war news.
Our mission is to introduce Ukraine's diverse and beautiful culture to American and Slavic communities. We host various events such as fairs, concerts, and contests to embrace Ukrainian traditions and culture. Every year we organize a Ukrainian Fair - an all-day festival filled with fun activities for the whole family! We aim to unite people, businesses, and organizations from around the world to support Ukraine.
UA House's goal is to support the young generation of Ukraine, which is left without an opportunity to receive proper education, and meet their needs to continue learning and receive qualifications. That way, young people will recover the economy when the war is over and give Ukraine a new chance to be prosperous.
Ukrainian American House is focused on fostering relationships between Ukraine and the United States. Through networking, exchanging knowledge and experience, and advocacy efforts, UAH is creating an environment for unification. Our goal is to promote business growth and improve relations to stimulate the economy in both countries.
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UA House Announces Leadership Transition: Maryna Smishko Appointed Interim Executive Director of UA House

Rancho Cordova, CA — January 9, 2025 — UA House is pleased to announce that Maryna Smishko has been appointed as Interim Executive Director, succeeding Caroleana Kvaterchuk Allison, who has served with dedication and vision throughout her tenure. During her tenure at UA House, Caroleana Kvaterchuk Allison achieved transformative milestones that strengthened the organization’s mission and impact. She led efforts to raise over $200,000 in aid for Ukraine, hosted more than 25 community events, and secured Congressional Recognition from Congressman Kevin Kiley for outstanding advocacy. Through innovative programs and strategic partnerships, she expanded UA House’s reach and amplified its influence, leaving a legacy of excellence and growth and bringing the organization to the next level. Maryna Smishko, previously the Program Director of Ukrainian American House, steps into this role to guide UA House during this transitional period. Ms. Smishko is a valuable asset to the organization, offering expertise in community social relations, grants, immigrant aid, and various social aid programs. As Program Director, she played an important role in developing and implementing initiatives that address the needs of diverse communities and facilitate positive social change. “I am honored to step into this role and continue the incredible work that UA House does for our community,” said Maryna Smishko. “As I take on this responsibility, I look forward to collaborating with our dedicated team, partners, and supporters to build on the strong foundation. Together, we will further our mission, foster new opportunities for growth, and continue to create lasting impact in the lives of those we serve.” For more information about UA House and its programs, please visit www.uahouse.org or contact us at +1 (916)201-0101. About UA House: UA House is an organization committed to providing an effective platform for Ukrainian-American cooperation in the humanitarian, economic, cultural, educational, social, and political spheres, including: promoting awareness and education about Ukraine in the U.S., ensuring the ongoing delivery of humanitarian aid to Ukraine, supporting Ukrainian refugees in the United States, and strategically planning for the economic recovery of Ukraine post-war. For more information about our relief efforts, www.uahouse.org or follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

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Spread Holiday Cheer with Our Annual Toy Drive – December 9-13, 2024

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UA House Hosts Thanksgiving Event for Ukrainian Refugees

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Vehicles Successfully Delivered to Ukraine

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UA House Launches Initiative to Support Struggling Families in Rivne, Ukraine

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Golden
SMUD
usko
usubc
Grand Founders
solvd
Consulate
Allrise
Sierra
Ethno
Pachamama
Citrus
European
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Golden
SMUD
usko
usubc
Grand Founders
solvd
Consulate
Allrise
Sierra
Ethno
Pachamama
Citrus
European

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Okhmatdyt Hospital: Urgent Relief by UA House

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Inside The War - Kyiv - Episode 3

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Epidermolysis Bullosa Relief: Healing Hope for Okhmatdyt Children's Hospital

Epidermolysis Bullosa Relief: Healing Hope for Okhmatdyt Children's Hospital

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The Family Who Lost a Child in Shelling Share Their Story

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Inside The War - Destructions - Episode 4

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Okhmatdyt Hospital: Urgent Relief by UA House

Okhmatdyt Hospital: Urgent Relief by UA House

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Okhmatdyt hospital, Ukraine's largest children's medical center, was struck by a Russian missile attack on Monday, July 8, 2024. According to Kyiv city officials, two adults were killed in the Okhmatdyt Hospital attack. The strikes on the city also resulted in the deaths of 20 people and injuries to 82 others. Two children were among those who lost their lives, more were feared trapped under the debris.

Purpose: to create a platform for establishing business partnerships between Ukraine and the US, present top Ukrainian projects to international investors, facilitate the exchange of ideas between international investors and Ukrainian business leaders about rebuilding of Ukraine.

We invite you to join us in a fundraising effort to support families in Rivne, Ukraine, particularly those with members who have disabilities, single mothers, and families who cannot afford food. These families are facing significant challenges, and without our assistance, many will struggle to meet their basic needs.

This event is designed to connect job seekers with top employers across various industries. Whether you're looking for your first job, seeking a career change, or aiming to advance in your current field, this fair has something for everyone.

UA House united Church, Business, and Community leaders together in prayer for Ukraine. The Ukrainian American Prayer Breakfast was dedicated to the Independence Day of Ukraine.

There are new rocket attacks on Kyiv. There are new victims. There is new destruction. Please continue supporting Ukraine.

Epidermolysis bullosa is a genetic disease that affects a relatively small number of people worldwide, with only half a million cases reported. In Ukraine, individuals with this condition are recognized as disabled, and they can only receive treatment at the "Specialized Medical Center for Children with Epidermolysis Bullosa" located in Okhmatdyt Children's Hospital. This hospital needs our support and encouragement to help all its patients, especially during these challenging times of war.

About 800,000 Ukrainians lost their homes due to russian invasion. Russian troops destroyed more than 15 million square meters of Ukrainian housing.

Okhmatdyt hospital, Ukraine's largest children's medical center, was struck by a Russian missile attack on Monday, July 8, 2024. According to Kyiv city officials, two adults were killed in the Okhmatdyt Hospital attack. The strikes on the city also resulted in the deaths of 20 people and injuries to 82 others. Two children were among those who lost their lives, more were feared trapped under the debris.

Purpose: to create a platform for establishing business partnerships between Ukraine and the US, present top Ukrainian projects to international investors, facilitate the exchange of ideas between international investors and Ukrainian business leaders about rebuilding of Ukraine.

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UA HOUSE is a 501(c)3 registered non-profit organization (Registered Charity Number: C4181477) dedicated to raising awareness about Ukraine in the US and throughout the world and providing humanitarian aid to Ukraine.

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DUNS Number: 116591388 | Entity Number: C4181477

Tax Authority Form Type: exempt 501(c)(3) |

TIN Type: EIN | Tax ID: 83-3993982

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Phone number: +1(916)201-0101

Physical address: 11290 Point E Dr Ste 215,

Rancho Cordova, CA 95742