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. He plays the bayan and is even a member of the veterans’ choir.
Brad Report-Kramatorsk, Ukraine
Brad has been been helping in Ukraine since the war began. A former UPS driver from Maine, Brad is now a bit of a “last mile” aid and rescue guy. He’s been working in Bakhmut, Ukriane at great peril. He’s evacuated well over 100 individuals, supplied countless people with needed food and medical supplies. He has saved lives. He has also helped deliver wood-burning stoves for us.
Elena Report-Nikopol, Ukraine
This is Aleksey he is from Oleksievka village. His house was heated with electricity but with light shut downs, it’s very hard to get it warm. But now with the stove it’s so war at home so he can be there without coat. He said thank you so much for all the good work you do
Elena Report-Nikopol, Ukraine
This is Natalia. Half of her house was destroyed through the direct hit of the shell. They didn’t have a heating system and they were cooking on a small electric stove it was very hard to do and of course it was very cold in their home. She is very grateful, for your help and support.
Natali Report-Kovel, Ukraine
City of Myrnograd. Look at Mr. Oleksandr. Could he have thought before that he would be able to receive such help? Today’s challenges: lack of electricity supply, lack of drinking water – this is his life, which he takes care of himself. We hope we were able to help his family in these difficult moments.