Kidsave CEO Speaks on Mission-Driven Leadership
Kidsave Co-Founder and CEO Randi Thompson joined C-Sweet for a fireside chat on professional pivots and stepping in to meet the need.
Honoring Independence Day in Ukraine
On this Ukrainian Independence Day we join the world in celebrating the spirit of the Ukrainian people. We celebrate our 300 volunteers and team members, our Angels of Hope....
Galina’s Story by the Insider
Galina Diakonenko tells her story to INSIDERS's Jane Ridley, the story of giving birth in the Ukraine in a combat zone while being bombed, and seven days later being rescued by Kidsave.
The Next Generation of Hope
“Olena courageously drove us through half of Ukraine,” said Galina. “Since Sofiya was only 7 days old, she drove very calmly and carefully."
Igor’s Story: From Forgotten Child to Hero
What started as a small group of Kidsave employees driving their personal cars has grown into a group of over a hundred volunteers and a convoy of 40 vehicles.
Kidsave Opinion Featured in NY Daily News
Daily News Opinion Piece: Now is the time to plan for what happens after the dust settles. Organizations like ours in Ukraine are ready to scale up and maximize efforts for children who need immediate and future support.
Mother’s Day Spotlight
Happy Mother’s Day to all mothers—biological, foster, and adoptive—and to all of the loving adults who care for children around the world!
Kidsave Ukraine Verified by the Today Show
On TODAY, NBC News correspondent Kerry Sanders highlighted two organizations that are on the ground at the Ukrainian border providing food and shelter for refugees streaming out of the country.
Russian-born San Antonian raising money to help evacuate orphans
KENS5 San Antonio - Cambell Westmoreland of Moscow, Russia, was adopted by a San Antonio family in 1997. He's paying it forward by raising funds and encouraging international adoptions. Watch the Video.
Kidsave continues to rescue infants, children, and families from war zones in Ukraine.
Longstanding non-profit organization Kidsave 501(c)(3) is accelerating its rescue efforts in Ukraine, rescuing nearly 400 people a day from combat zones.