'Ireland for Ukraine' aims to raise vital funds for those affected by the conflict.
iRadio is teaming up with other media organisations for 'Ireland for Ukraine', which has been launched today.
It aims to raise vital funds for those affected by the conflict and for those who've been displaced.
'Ireland for Ukraine' was inspired by the level of support seen from the Irish public so far.
Where are the funds going?
All donations will be collected by The Community Foundation for Ireland.
From what is raised, half will be distributed to the Irish Red Cross, Concern, UNICEF and Trocaire.
Meanwhile, the other 50% will be pooled into a fund for grant aid applications.
If you want to donate, you can do so by visiting irelandforukraine.ie or by the Revolut app.
Taoiseach Micheál Martin said the government will allocate €5m to the campaign.
"This will help start its focused charity work for the people of Ukraine at home and abroad," he said.
Derry Girls actress Siobhan McSweeney is supporting the campaign. So, if you keep an ear out, you might just hear her voice across TV and radio.
