Easter Eggs for Ukraine 2026 Bringing Hope into a Fourth Year of Conflict

Easter Eggs for Ukraine 2026 Bringing Hope into a Fourth Year of Conflict

It has now been four years since the war in Ukraine began, disrupting childhoods, displacing families and leaving communities facing daily uncertainty. Yet even in the darkest seasons, small acts of kindness continue to shine. For the past two years, supporters of Teams4u have helped us deliver Easter eggs to children affected by the ongoing conflict and this simple gesture has brought smiles, comfort and a reminder that they are not forgotten.

Last year, our volunteers travelled across towns and villages, handing out thousands of Easter eggs to families who had lost so much. The look of joy on a child’s face while holding a small chocolate egg was powerful. In those brief moments, the worries of war faded and hope gently resurfaced.

Thanks to the generosity of our supporters, these gifts have become a tradition we are honoured to continue. That is why we are once again collecting Easter eggs for delivery to Ukraine in 2026.

What Kind of Easter Egg Should I Donate

We kindly ask for medium sized Easter eggs, usually around 90g. These offer the best balance of affordability and practicality for transport. Larger eggs often contain much more packaging but only a small increase in the amount of chocolate, which makes them less cost effective and less suitable for shipping overseas.

How You Can Help

You can support this appeal by donating Easter eggs in the following way.

Drop-off at our Wrexham warehouse by 10th April

If you are unable to donate a physical Easter egg, you can still take part by making an online donation. Even a small contribution helps us purchase eggs locally and ensures we can reach as many children as possible. You can donate securely here

Your kindness offers more than chocolate. It brings a brief escape, a message of solidarity and a reminder that compassion crosses borders even when peace feels distant.
Thank you for standing with us once again. Together, we can make this Easter a little brighter for children who need it most.