Every day, we receive amazing emails from the broken-hearted victims of war who thank our wonderful donors for your goodness.
Here is one example, from a single mother with a nine year old handicapped son
She sent a video of him, below, doing his much needed rehab, only made possible by donations:
"Once again, I sincerely thank you for your help.
Thanks to you, I am taking my child to rehabilitation.
Although it is very scary for us now, rockets are flying, but the child must be
treated because time is running out.
Apart from you, no one has helped us so far, where I have turned.
Nobody needs a disabled child. (She means no one will babysit for her.)
Sometimes I just sit and cry about how to live without work with a sick child.
I can't imagine what we would do without your help."
"Хороший день. Надсилаю Вам звіт за лютий.
He is nine but just learning how to form his printed letters:
We continue to aid single mothers with young children, the handicapped/disabled, and the elderly, who state "they do not know how they would survive without this aid". (See post below with their actual emails.)
With your donations, they are able to get food, clothing, medicine, shelter and hygiene items.
The photos below are just a tiny sample of reports and pictures we receive daily from our hundreds of recipients.
They send their deep thanks along to you, our donors.
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We recently made a purchase of gloves for soldiers as they are a high use item that wear out fast on the battlefield.
Recently, the soldier in this photo contacted our Dnipro volunteer to request clothing, as his was torn and bloody after being shot, very soon after joining the front line. He's extra happy for the warm winter coat and the vest that saved his life when shot a second time.
Thank you for your donations that provide hope and help to these brave people.
Our wonderful volunteers in Chernivtsi recently delivered hygiene items, diapers, power banks for electric outages, medicines and cleaning products to a local boarding house with over 240 residents.
The residents are internally displaced families who fled eastern war zones and now live in the western city of Chernivtsi, Ukraine.
Here are just a few of the photos they shared from two trips to deliver these goods.
They report that the residents, though they look sad, were delighted to get the hygiene items.
Thank you for your donations that allow us to go there monthly with much needed supplies, things they would otherwise do without!
Many families in Ukraine tell me they are teaching their young children to never give up hope because of good people like you!!
He's making his hand into a heart....
