The results of the fund work during of the full-scale war in Ukraine

Author:

The Foundation's team

The matter of time always causes a lot of discussion. Is 1 day too much or too little? And what about a week? Or a month? Or 6 months?

It all depends. The time can be judged only in the context of some events.

In the context of war, every hour counts.

The full-scale war has been going on in Ukraine for 6 long months. Thanks to your support, your donations, your physical help, we are doing extremely important things together. For children, for parents, for the whole Ukraine.

We publish monthly reports on the Foundation's activities. Today, we want to show how many children and parents were provided help during 6 months of the full-scale war thanks to you, thanks to your care, sensitivity, dedication...

You are incredible. Thank you for you!

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