Category: How we help

As of March 6:

1. In the morning we helped a girl leave Kyiv. Thank you, @kadet3000!
2. Came to the “Epicenter”, purchased a lot of stuff for emergency care hospital (bins, chemicals, sweets, water/juice etc.) Delivered all those quickly.
3. Brought food for guys at tire shop (they’ve been changing tires for free for the 5th day in a row. No one will ever defeat this country!)
4. Thanks again to @kadet3000 for saving a cat in the Right Bank.
5. We helped guys from Dnipro, who took humanitarian aid to Kharkiv (sent them 3000 UAH).
6. We keep in touch with maternity hospital, field kitchen, emergency care hospital, volunteering point. We react to all requests.
   Thank you for your help, everyone!
   On March 6 we spent 22 256 UAH

As of today:

1. In the morning we came to the “Epicenter” and purchased necessary stuff for local Armed Forces and Territorial Defense units.
2. Purchased detergents and personal hygiene products for emergency care hospital and delivered it.
3. Purchased and delivered a lot of meat for the kitchen I mentioned before.
4. Sent 5000 UAH to our colleagues from Chernihiv so that they could buy food for locals.
5. Friends from the West of Ukraine started gathering necessary medicines for emergency care hospital.
6. We got in touch with supplier of non-melting disposable tableware, got about three thousand of those, passed to the kitchen. That’s worth 2500 UAH. Very thankful to Andrii and his wife.
7. Got some issues with the car, found a repair shop, everything is fine. We keep planning for tomorrow.
   Thank you for your help, everyone!
   18 039 UAH spent today

@pono1_3_1_2 @valeriy_gord

1. In the morning we came to the maternity hospital to bring diapers, infant formula and food for kids.
2. “Varus” again. Helping field kitchens. I need to mention they delivered meat to some supermarkets today, but there isn’t plenty of different stuff.
3. I met a woman who’s in touch with one of the military units. She informed about their needs after which we purchased hell of a lot of body wash stuff, breakers, buckets etc.
4. After we brought all the stuff from the previous place, we found out there’s significant need in boilers and microwave ovens. So we set off for the “Epicenter”. It was closed, but when they found out what we came for, they provided us with a manager. Boiler and 2 microwave ovens have been purchased.
5. Today we saved a tinny bunny. His family left, they guy joined Armed Forces. We found a new shelter and host for the bunny.
   We keep working.
   Day 1 – 7680 UAH
   Day 2 – 48400 UAH
   Day 3 – 20773 UAH
   Day 4 – 15661 UAH
   Day 5 (today) – 19368 UAH

So, as of today:

1. There’re already wounded patients at the emergency care hospital, so the deputy head of the department called me and asked to help with clothes, personal hygiene products, plasticware and other goods or the guys. We went to the “Epicenter” and were pleased to see that when employees hear “for soldiers”, they call you a manager who helps to pick the necessary stuff (lines are horrible).
2. We brought food to the emergency care hospital.
3. The cooking space I got in touch with operates at full throttle. They had enough supplies for 2 days, tomorrow we’ll bring more. Cooked meals were delivered to hospitals and home for elderly people.
4. We got in touch with another group of volunteers. They do a good job, have several drop-off stations and work all over Kyiv. We had a good talk, exchanged contact information. Now I have better latitude.
5. We received and delivered meals for Ukrainian Armed Forces units.
6. There’s not really much at grocery stores, but you cant find what you need if you search properly.
   We’ve used:
   Day 1 – 7680 UAH
   Day 2 – 48400 UAH
   Day 3 – 20773 UAH
   Day 4 (today) – 15661 UAH