In the midst of a Russian invasion, Ukraine put out a call for help, and New Jersey answered—quickly. Churches and cultural organizations stepped up to collect tons of humanitarian aid to ease the suffering of millions of people trapped by war. Tons of humanitarian aid collected during the past two weeks has made it to the Meest-America warehouse in Woodbridge, a Ukrainian company that is the main depot for the relief effort in New Jersey. But lots of humanitarian aid has yet to be delivered, as the non-profits figure out a way to pay for the high cost of shipping. “Our warehouse is completely…