Natali Report-Kovel, Ukraine
City of Myrnograd. This is Mrs. Svitlana. She is the head of the condominium on Sobornia Street. Residents arrange their own shelter, which means that now they have a source of heat and the opportunity to prepare food for themselves in case of crisis.
Natali Report-Kovel, Ukraine
City of Myrnograd. This is Mrs. Olga. She received a small house, which will warm her and her children in times of need. Now it is difficult for mom to be alone with problems. Incredibly happy to be able to help.
Natali Report- Kovel, Ukraine
City of Myrnograd. This is Mrs. Lyudmila. Despite her advanced age and the difficult situation in the country, this incredible woman continues to radiate optimism. She plays the bayan and is even a member of the veterans’ choir.
March 20, 2023
At first, Gary Wasserson ’77 became involved with the war in Ukraine because of family.
Just four days after the conflict broke out, in February 2022, the Philadelphia-area resident learned he had distant relatives in the country, cousins on his mother’s side he hadn’t known about previously. Wanting to help, he initially was going to send them money, but then thought better of it. “What good will money do?” he thought. “I’ve got to get them out of there.” See more
Elena Report-Nikopol, Ukraine
This is Oleg, we already installed a stove for him in his house and it helped him so much that he called us and ask to install the stove for his nephews family. His nephew is at war now protecting our country, but the shell hit his house and the windows were destroyed and heating system stopped working. We installed them a stove and made insulation for the windows. They were very grateful. Thank you so much to UkrainianChildren organization and specifically to the friends of George Donoho Bayless for the stove.