They deserve a decent and peaceful retirement… not filled with poverty and loneliness because of war. Help us to provide them with food boxes filled with essentials to make their days better and calmer in such uncertainty
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WAR IS NOT OVER! After almost 1 year, Ukraine is still fighting for freedom, Ukrainian soldiers are giving their lives away, so our family can have a future! Ukraine is a FREE and INDEPENDENT country!
The war in Ukraine has drifted out of the spotlight now its almost 1 year since Russia invaded Ukraine. Early in the war the world was ready to help, but the support has changed from a wave to a trickle .
Friends, we don’t stop for a moment! This time we are collecting funds for overalls for the tank brigade, the leader of which did not lose a single soldier. Our tankers are on the front lines!
We ask you and your friends to help as much as possible. To make the collection easy, we made an Amazon Shop List with the most necessary items. You can order everything at once to the warehouse in Hallandale or bring it yourself at the address: 227 NW 2nd Ave , Hallandale FL
The first 2023 campaign by Florida For Ukraine 501c3 Non-Profit Organization aims to collect enough funds to purchase 3 DJI Quadcopters for Ukrainian Defenders. Once the required amount of money is obtained, the drones will be purchased and shipped to Ukraine.
Florida For Ukraine 501c3 Nonprofit Organization raising $1500 for critically-necessary thermal underwear for Ukrainian Heroes that will be bought and shipped from the United States to Ukraine before the start of winter.Â
Florida For Ukraine 501c(3) – Non Profit Organization – Letters to Santa project for Ukrainian Kids affected by War, our organization received 106 letters – 106 Christmas Wishes from Ukrainian kids who, no matter what, belives in miracles and waiting for Santa this Year.
On October 7th Ukrainian refugee Anna Dudnik was killed in a horrific train accident. Anna and her family, originally from Luhansk, fled the horrors of the war in Ukraine less than 2 months ago. She left behind her husband and 3 kids 13 years old, 12 years old, and 10 years old.
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