As shelling damaged Ukrainian infrastructure and power stations, many cities were left without electricity, water and heating. Donations brought power generators, medical supplies, food, hygiene products and winter clothing to partner warehouses in Ukraine.

Journalists and partners documented how Twickenham rallied around Prosperity — the BBC and The New Arab told the story, and Ukrainian institutions received shipments coordinated from London.

The Prosperity Centre for Humanitarian Aid for Ukraine has now closed. Prosperity operates again as a restaurant and is no longer collecting donations.