First They Lost Dad, Then They Lost Their Home

A microproject by Children Of Heroes Of Ukraine Foundation
First They Lost Dad, Then They Lost Their Home

Summary

Petro and Maksym have been living with the uncertainty of their father being missing amid the war in Ukraine. Then another tragedy struck: a devastating fire destroyed their family home and nearly everything they owned. Their mother is now trying to rebuild a safe and stable life for her children from the ground up. This microproject will provide essential household items, bedding, clothing, shoes, and other basic necessities, helping the family regain safety, stability, and a place to call home

$5,000
total goal
$4,975
remaining
1
donor
0
monthly donors
4
days

Challenge

Petro and Maksym are growing up with the uncertainty of their father being missing amid the war in Ukraine. Their family has now suffered another devastating blow: a fire completely destroyed their home and nearly everything they owned. Their mother is caring for the boys while facing limited opportunities for stable income and the urgent challenge of rebuilding their daily life from scratch. The family needs immediate support to replace basic belongings and create safe, stable living conditions

Solution

This microproject will help the family replace essential belongings lost in the fire, including bedding, blankets, pillows, towels, clothing, shoes, kitchenware, basic household appliances, and other necessities. Support may also cover essential communication devices for the children. By meeting these immediate needs, we can help their mother turn temporary housing into a safe and functional home and give Petro and Maksym the stability they urgently need.

Long-Term Impact

We stand by each child throughout their journey to adulthood and beyond. By providing ongoing support, including educational assistance, internship opportunities, and career guidance, we empower these children to become self-assured, educated individuals. Our ultimate goal is to enable them to unleash their full potential, fostering their successful integration into global society. By investing in their future, we create a lasting impact empowering them to contribute positively to the world.

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Organization Information

Children Of Heroes Of Ukraine Foundation

Location: Denver, CO - USA
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Project Leader:
Kateryna Pozinenko
Denver , CO United States
$25 raised of $5,000 goal
 
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