Charitable foundation

Assistance program for displaced persons

19 May

Every day, the foundation receives a large number of calls from displaced people asking: "Can I get humanitarian aid from you?!" 

People, Leaving everything behind, taking only documents and a few belongings, they flee the war. Many people come to our city with small children. All callers ask for food, personal hygiene products, medicine, and much more. 

Humanitarian aid includes grains, pasta and other foods that keep for a long time, but these too run out and have to be replenished. Foods such as meat, fish, cheese, milk, eggs and other perishables are not often part of humanitarian aid. 

To find yourself in a strange city with no home, money or work, with small children who need to be fed properly and no means to do it, is very hard. That is why we are opening the programme "Help for displaced people". As funds come in we will buy food and pass it to organisations that help people with the status of displaced persons. At the beginning of May, out of the undesignated charitable funds received, the foundation transferred 5000 UAH. With this money the coordinator of the humanitarian centre for people affected by the war bought fresh eggs. About 250 families received this aid. Thank you for the photo report to the volunteers of the humanitarian centre and personally to Liliia Vasylivna Leonidova. The charitable foundation has known her for many years. In peacetime, whenever we asked for help for the foundation's wards, we received a prompt response. Now it is our turn to help. 

18. Entrance from Zhukovsky Street. Inside School No.117. The center is open from 9.00 to 17.00 hours. Bring your IDP documents, Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN), and passport (birth certificates for children). Phone +380682546669. Assistance is provided to one family once every three weeks. 

 

To make a donation, go to this page and click button "help".

 

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