The Vadym Stolar Charitable Foundation organized a humanitarian mission to Zaporizhzhia to support Ukrainians affected by the war. Volunteers brought food packages and organized their distribution, according to the website of the charitable organization, UNN.
"In the third year of the full-scale war, the lives of many people in Ukraine remain extremely difficult. IDPs who have lost their homes and jobs have no means of livelihood. Residents of frontline towns under fire cannot get the most basic necessities. Our Foundation received many requests for help from Zaporizhzhya, so we decided to send a humanitarian mission there. The proof of how much people need support here and now is that we closed the application process for food kits in almost an hour - there were so many applicants," said Natalia Prikhodko, a volunteer with the Foundation.
Since the beginning of the large-scale aggression, the Foundation has already carried out humanitarian missions to different regions of Ukraine, namely Sumy, Kharkiv, Kherson, Mykolaiv, Kryvyi Rih, Ternopil, hotspots of Donbas and places of residence of internally displaced persons in western Ukraine.
"The goal of our humanitarian missions is to provide the most necessary support to those who are in particular need. And we will do it for as long as people need it," said Vadym Stolar, founder of the Foundation.
Over more than two years of full-scale war, Ukrainians affected by Russian aggression have received more than 15 tons of humanitarian aid and more than 400,000 food packages from the Stolar Foundation.