Our charity fund "Volonterska UA" aids vulnerable areas in Kharkiv. We've helped 100k+ people with product, medical and hygiene supplies, rebuilt 165 basements into bomb shelters for 13.5k people, and provided essential gear for soldiers in 2022.
Our logo features a heart, representing the compassion and care that our volunteers share with those in need. They selflessly give their time and resources to help anyone who requires assistance. And that's exactly what they do — share their hearts with others.
We've made a video to thank our incredible volunteers for their outstanding work. The video features real calls from people in the Kharkiv region who needed our help after deoccupation. They asked for food and support for their animals, medicines, and any other essential help to keep going.
This video is not about Volonterska.
And not for Volonterska.
This video is for and about those who decided not to stay aside on February 24.
Those who don’t go to bed until raising enough money for AFU.
Those who remember all addresses where people need help.
Those who spend their lives on the road, bringing our soldiers everything to stay unbreakable.
Those who save cats and dogs from destroyed buildings.
Those who answer calls, go where they shouldn’t go, bake bread, or cook potatoes.
After Christmas, the shelling in Kharkiv continued, leaving thousands of civilians without basic necessities. Our charity fund, Volonterska UA, received 18 generators from our partners, Razom for Ukraine and Nova Ukraine, which we delivered to hospitals and deoccupied areas. To thank them, we shot another video where we reinterpreted the popular Xmas melody, Leontovych’s Shchedryk.
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