Lyubov is 83, Victor is 84. They used to burn their coal, sift the ash, add new coal and burn it again. She is retired good’s manager and he is a former coal miner who are very thankful to you for this huge support! Thank you all for participation!
Nina, 84 y.o. There was nothing here.. no bench.. nothing… You see those damaged bricks… such a great impact…there was no roof… none of the windows…They said “ you are lucky it didn’t explode”…I burn a bucket of coal a day. Of course I buy by bags because I can’t afford to buy the whole …
Tatiana and her mom who is 92 are another great example of your help to these people who live along the contact line. “Since my mom is deaf it’s easier for her to survive through shelling… Such a great help you gave us this year and the last one…” Huge thanks to all for participation.
Valentina and Vasyl. “We were saving money on food, we were wearing the clothes we bought before… thanks to you now we wll have chance to buy medicine”. These are some of the words these people addressed to you. Thank you all, kind people for participation!
Maria. 80 years old. Her house was completely destroyed by the shelling. This is the second war in her lifetime. Said that she has to go through it especially in this age. “Thaks for not forgetting me…”. Thank you all for participation !
Irina takes care of her disabled mother Zinaida. Irina can’t work because she is the only caretaker for her mother. Total income for this family is around 90$ per month which most of it they spend for for medicine. When we delivered these fuel briquettes they were almost out of fuel for the winter so …
This is Natalia. You remember her from last year when we delivered her a washing machine. She is the one who lost her house because of artillery fire, then moved to her children’s house which also was half ruined because of the same reason. She lost almost all of her posessions. She is not old …
This is Raya. She lives in the summer kitchen. Most of the time owners deliberately choose to stay in a smaller facility in order to heat up smaller space. Thank you all for participation!
She was collecting wooden branches and dry weed in summer to heat her house in winter. The last time they recieved coal was 2015. This coal was poor quality and barely burns. Thank you all caring people for participation!
“I don’t know how to thank you… let me give you some walnuts?” – this lady couldn’t believe the coal we gave her was for free. It was so touching when she tried to give us at least some walnut. Thanks to all for participation!