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Which restaurants and organizations in Northeast Ohio are taking donations for Ukraine?

Establishments across the region are lining up to offer their help to those suffering in Eastern Europe.

CLEVELAND —

Northeast Ohio is home a large Ukrainian population, with thousands of people worried for their loved ones back home in Eastern Europe.

For as much hardship as Russia's invasion has caused, it has also led to an outpouring of support across the globe. Greater Cleveland is no exception, as scores of local organizations have lined up to offer their help to the efforts of those both fighting on the front lines and grieving miles away.

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WKYC Studios has put together a list of area restaurants, businesses, and charities who have pledged to give at least a portion of proceeds to the people of Ukraine.

Cleveland Maidan Association

Originally established during the 2014 Maidan Revolution in Ukraine, the organization has set up multiple links for donations, pledging to give 100% of proceeds to humanitarian aid.

DONATION LINKS BELOW! For everyone asking how they can help, below is a list of ways you can donate to our non-profit....

Posted by Cleveland Maidan Association on Monday, February 28, 2022

Elle Restaurant & Lounge - Solon

The restaurant will host a charity brunch on March 13 from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. All proceeds "will be sent to support [Ukrainian] women in this difficult wartime," and each plate is $25 per person.

From our very own 56 Family…Our very own Iryna Sergeevna in her own words. Please listen to her beautiful video message and help us make a difference! Every little act of kindness matters! #ukraine #food #cleveland #clevelandfood #internationalwomensday2022 Charity Brunch Buffet this Sunday at Elle!! 3/13/22

Posted by Elle Restaurant & Lounge on Tuesday, March 8, 2022

Forest City Brewery - Cleveland

The Tremont staple is serving "Slava Ukraini" beer to help raise awareness for the country's refugees. For every pint sold, $1 will be donated to the Ukrainian Red Cross, and similar arrangements are also in place for the Furbelly Irish Stout, pierogis, and Beer 101 event tickets.

Larder Delicatessen and Bakery - Cleveland

Proceeds from the sale of the Deli's black and white Ukrainian cookie as part of Hamantashen for Ukraine will go to Polish Humanitarian Action to assist with refugee efforts.

Medina County Democratic Party

The organization will be accepting donations of essential items that will be taken to refugees at the Polish border via MedWish International. Supplies must be dropped off at party headquarters on West Homestead Street by March 16.

MedWish International

Speaking of MedWish, they'll be hosting their own drive-up supply drive on March 12 and 13 in Highland Hills. Partnering with Medworks, donations will be accepted both days from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. at the University Hospitals customer service center on Harvard Avenue.

Pokrova Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church - Parma

The church has been the site of several rallies and protests since the invasion began, and is now accepting supply donations on weekdays, particularly for children's medicine.

Prama Artspace

All proceeds from the gallery's postcard and greeting card sales on March 12 will go to the PLAST Ukrainian Scouting Organization.

Hi everyone. I wanted to do something to help the people of Ukraine. The best selling item here at Prama...

Posted by Prama Artspace on Tuesday, March 8, 2022

Roosevelt Veteran's Post 58 - Cleveland

On March 9, the Tremont post will host a "Pierogi for Peace" event for $25 a meal. All proceeds will go directly to Razom for Ukraine.

Rudy's Strudel & Bakery - Parma

All net proceeds from sales on March 12 will go to the PLAST Ukrainian Scouting Organization.

Let us stand and Support Ukraine together! Can't wait to see you all. Glory to Ukraine, Glory to the Heroes!

Posted by Rudy's Strudel and Bakery on Tuesday, March 8, 2022

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