May 3, 2022 Report from Vlad Yurishko in Transcarpathia

May 2, 2022

Good afternoon, Mr. Kubik. Sorry to write to you. A lot of work has been done. Last Sunday we delivered more food to the villages. I'm sending you a photo to show what we have done.

Today we received the food bags with the LifeNets and the church's logos. We have already packed 380 food bags.

We distributed them in the village of Lipcha (468 Internally Displaced Persons, (abbreviated - IDPs and the village of Lipetska Polyana are registered here. We are still waiting for the lists of IDPs.

In these villages, there are people who have been evacuated from dangerous areas and some have left their homes on their own due to Russian shelling. Almost all humanitarian aid that is coming in from the West is sent to the east of Ukraine, so the refugees in the villages and towns of Transcarpathia are very grateful for the food kits from LifeNets. Here are more photos from the last charity event.

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Meeting humanitarian needs to relieve suffering.
Generating hope through opportunities to become self-sufficient.
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.
Creating a circle of ongoing benefits. In many cases recipients are able to pass on aid, training and services to others. They are living examples of "Passing on the Gift" to their communities. This preserves individual dignity and reinforces the practice of giving to others.

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