Once employees of the company “Sadyba Nyushanikove. Helping Birds” came to us. This company takes care of birds.

We were very happy to meet in person, to hear exciting stories about rescued birds, and to give the feathered inhabitants of the manor what we had for them!

Bon appetit! Blessings to all of them! Let their conditions be fine!

On Children's Protection Day, the children of IDP visited the Museum of Living History “Mamayeva Sloboda”, participated in the guide tour there and took up a master class where they were taught to make a Ukrainian doll ‘motanka’.

It was a very hard try to raise funds. Unfortunately, the needs of horses are not on time these days. Nevertheless, we are sure that it is necessary now to help all those who are either in critical condition or working for themselves and our common victory. These horses are just such a case: they work a lot but are not able to express their need for help!

We are weaving camouflage nets for one of the efficient air defence units. One day the guys told us they needed some device to illuminate air targets at night. We turned for illumination to the people of light: artists.

No secret that animals live together with the military in the front line. They are fed by the military, sleep in their place... We send the feed we receive from our sponsors to our defenders who fiercely destroy the enemy. It turns out they have one more mission: a sensitive attitude towards those who need help. The photo shows a well-known military man whose call sign is Apache. He is also called Kotopapa (or Catdad). )))

These are just the tactical stretchers you raised funds for the 127th Battalion.

Comment from the soldiers: “Thanks to you, we have such stretchers. Even though these stretchers look very simple, they make it possible to significantly speed up the evacuation of the wounded.”

Thanks a lot to everybody who participated in raising funds for them!

Everybody feel hard these days, cultural institutions do, too. Thus, we joined the toloka that was announced by Mamaeva Sloboda and helped clean its territory for opening next season.

*mutual aid, communal work

Sometimes, when the military come back after their rotation, it is urgently necessary to organize their lives: to provide them with mattresses, blankets, hygiene products etc. In such a case, we give them everything we have.

We were very “dizzy” with this project because the need for pillows and blankets is huge. After all, we may say with confidence, “We did it! We found a manufacturer who would sell appropriate kits for our project at cost price and we found sponsors for 100 such kits. Then it was decided to give them to the people who have just arrived and registered as IDP in the city of Kyiv for no more than a week.

We know for sure that 99% of those who received these packages from us definitely needed them! No doubt, for the majority of people who occurred to live in the new place such help is extremely important in their first days there.

Sleeping bags for the military is a topic of special interest. The fact is that tourist sleeping bags are made very bright whilst military ones should be unnoticeable. In the front line it could be bitterly cold, and the military often spend the night time right in the trenches. Fortunately, we found a Ukrainian manufacturer, the concern “Yaroslav”, where they sew decent olive-colored winter sleeping bags. We were offered the most comfortable conditions and incredible discounts.

Thanks a lot to everybody who participated in raising funds for the is project. 20 winter sleeping bags have already been delivered to the military.

Everything will be Ukraine!

In the cozy art cafe “Chervona Ruta”, we gathered for a movie party to watch a documentary about Oleksandr Tereshchenko, a Cyborg, writer and author of the book “Life after 4:30 p.m. Seven years later”. After watching, we were happy to communicate with the author on-line.

The book is believed to be helpful for the warriors who came back home injured. The military themselves recommend reading it.

Oleg Kushnirenko (Apache), who was temporarily in Kyiv at that moment and in 2014 served in the same brigade as Oleksandr did, also joined the conversation. Apache has been fighting in the 95th Brigade since February 2022. His platoon holds the line defense in the most difficult areas of the front.

The whole income earned from selling tickets has been sent for the support of the combat units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

On the order of one of the military airfield staff, we produced a camouflage net for a fighter aircraft, the area of which is 900 square meters: (30x30). It was made to match the color of concrete and dry grass. When completed, it was consecrated and handed over to the military.

Thanks a lot to our volunteers and those who participate in raising funds for the camouflage net fabric.

*Eng: Heavenly Mackintosh