Another Shipment to Dangerous Kherson on Sept 19, 2024

September 20, 2024

Greetings, Victor,

Yesterday, on September 19.2024, we sent an entire truckload of humanitarian aid directly to Kherson. It was very difficult to find someone willing to go to Kherson because it is extremely dangerous there. We sent food, many wheelchairs, crutches, medical supplies, antiseptics, fire extinguishers, hospital beds, dental equipment, household appliances, clothing, dishes, and everything else people need for life.

The photos show the unloading in the Kherson area at the Sabbatarian church in Kammeshani. All church effort with elderly woman driving a fork-lift truck.

Vlad Yurishko

By the way, many of the people in this church are refugees resettked from Tajikistan in Central area. Our story about them is told at

https://www.lifenets.org/ukraine/crisis.htm

Ukraine, Ukraine Crisis 2022, Ukraine War

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Working on the basis of mutual respect, honor and dignity with recipients and donors.
Delivering services through local leaders whom we know and trust.
Being culturally sensitive in the type and amount of aid we deliver.
Leveraging donations by partnering with organizations who sell us their products at a fraction of the wholesale cost.
Using governmental services such as the U.S. Defense and State Departments to defray costs of container shipments.
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