First humanitarian mission to Balakleya immediately after de-occupation
Balakleya is a town in the Kharkiv region that was under occupation for 6 months. And it was the first to be liberated by our military and the President of Ukraine ЁЯЗ║ЁЯЗж Six months ago, immediately after the de-occupation, the Rise team was the first to go on a humanitarian mission to help the residents […]
Balakleya is a town in the Kharkiv region that was under occupation for 6 months. And it was the first to be liberated by our military and the President of Ukraine ЁЯЗ║ЁЯЗж
Six months ago, immediately after the de-occupation, the Rise team was the first to go on a humanitarian mission to help the residents and provide them with the necessary assistance. We delivered 50 humanitarian kits consisting of food and personal hygiene products, as well as stationery and sweets for children ЁЯУжЁЯШМ
Thanks to the help of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, who took care of security, we were able to provide not only many residents of Balakleya, but also the whole village nearby.
We are grateful to everyone who supports our charity and the army. Only together to Victory!
Everything will be with Rise ЁЯТЩЁЯТЫ
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