New York Ukrainians - YCK

10/07/2026

New York Ukrainians - YCK Golf team - Shot 11 under par to win the 2026 SuzyQ Tournament Championship. Sponsored by Veselka :: Beceлкa

09/12/2026

06/29/2026

HELP BRING JOY TO UKRAINIAN ORPHAN CHILDREN THIS SUMMER!
This summer, the New York Ukrainians - YCK and American Ukrainian Aid Foundation is proud to launch its 3rd annual Healing Summer Camp program, providing life-changing camp experiences for orphans, displaced children, and children with special needs in Cherkasy, Zolotonosha, and Smila — Ukrainian communities deeply impacted by the war.

Through a combination of overnight and day camps, more than 20 children will step into safe, structured, and nurturing environments designed to help them heal.

Your donation will directly support transformative experiences, including:

Guided hiking excursions and nature exploration
Field trips to zoos, museums, theaters, and heritage parks
Boating, fishing, rowing, and other water activities
Singing, dancing, theater performances, and puppet shows
Evening campfire gatherings with storytelling and s’mores
Group games, sports, and team-building activities
Support from trained counselors, teachers, and volunteers

Beyond recreation, these camps provide something even more essential: psychological and emotional support. Experienced counselors and educators will create structured opportunities for children to process trauma, build friendships, and restore a sense of trust and belonging.

Thanks to supporters like you, our summer camp program is entering its third year, continuing a mission to provide safe spaces, emotional recovery, and the healing they deserve.

Please share this message and help us reach our goal. We need $2800 more to reach our goal of $16,000.
https://americanukrainianaid.org/campaigns/childrens-summer-camp-2026/

05/17/2026

SELLING ALL 48 2026 WORLD CUP TEAMS SOCCER JERSEYS TO RAISE FUNDS TO SEND UKRAINIAN ORPHANS TO SUMMER CAMP AT THE ST. GEORGE 7th STREET FESTIVAL. Proceeds will be donated to: American Ukrainian Aid Foundation

04/21/2026

RAISING FUNDS TO SEND UKRAINIAN ORPHANS TO SUMMER CAMP. American Ukrainian Aid Foundation Click on link below to buy a jersey.

TYPE OF TEAM BADGE. Quick Dry: Absorbs sweat and distributes it for faster evaporation, keeping the athlete dry and comfortable. Processed within. DESIGNED FOR. REPLICA OR AUTHENTIC. Lightweight technical fabric, soft to the touch.

02/27/2026

Ukrainian Sports Club will be donated $1350.00. Click on the link to help raise our goal of $10,000.00,

Help Ukrainian Orphans and Children in Need and with Special Needs Attend Healing Summer Camps in Cherkasy, Zolotonosha, and Smila This Summer

02/14/2026

We would like to thank all our friends who played Super Bowl Boxes this year. We sold out 2 games that raised $1000.00. John R Semczuk donated $250.00 and Anthony R Evans $100.00 from their winnings that gave us a total of $1350.00 to send Ukrainian Orphans to summer camp again this year for 2 months during the summer. If anyone else would like donate please click on the link below:

Through focused fundraising campaigns, the American Ukrainian Aid Foundation aims to provide direct relief aid to orphaned and refugee children of Ukraine.

01/11/2026

Each square costs $20, and we will be awarding $1,500 in total prizes. $500 will be donated to send Ukrainian Orphans to Camp for the summer. Message us or Click on link below:
https://superbowlpoolsite.com/contest/633876
Password: yck1947

11/20/2025

From the "Sandlots to the World Cup" is an up close and personal look at the growth and development of soccer in America over the past seven decades. "Dr. Joe" Machnik first saw the game played in McCarren Park in his local neighborhood growing up in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, New York as a ten year old.
During that time Machnik also played junior and senior ball for the New York Ukrainians of the German American Soccer League, a team for which he was back-up goalkeeper when it won the US Open Cup in 1965-66. Click the link below and buy the book.

From the "Sandlots to the World Cup" is an up close and personal look at the growth and development of soccer in America over the past seven decades. "Dr. Joe" Machnik first saw the game played in McCarren Park in his local neighborhood growing up in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, New York as a ten year o...