Aid from the Vadym Novynskyi Foundation will once again be delivered to long-suffering Kherson. The humanitarian tranche will be made within the framework of the charity program of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church "Mission of Mercy".
"We continue to deliver aid to the most affected regions of our country. This time, the humanitarian cargo is heading to the city of Kherson, to the Ostriv district, which is currently being shelled more than anything else. We are handing over 250 food kits from the Vadym Novynskyi Foundation with a total weight of 2.5 tons, and most importantly, we are handing over a piece of our heart to our brothers and sisters who are suffering from the war," said Archpriest Andriy Dvorovy, head of the Department of Social Service and Charity of the Kyiv Diocese of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church.
We will remind that for the period from February 24, 2022 to today, the Vadym Novynskyi Foundation has already sent more than 80,000 food kits to the regions of Ukraine to support the population in conditions of full-scale military operations.
"We continue to deliver aid to the most affected regions of our country. This time, the humanitarian cargo is heading to the city of Kherson, to the Ostriv district, which is currently being shelled more than anything else. We are handing over 250 food kits from the Vadym Novynskyi Foundation with a total weight of 2.5 tons, and most importantly, we are handing over a piece of our heart to our brothers and sisters who are suffering from the war," said Archpriest Andriy Dvorovy, head of the Department of Social Service and Charity of the Kyiv Diocese of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church.
We will remind that for the period from February 24, 2022 to today, the Vadym Novynskyi Foundation has already sent more than 80,000 food kits to the regions of Ukraine to support the population in conditions of full-scale military operations.
