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Red heart made of rose petals

"Slippers warm straight from the heart"

"Can I have three loaves of bread?"

"We would like to give you curtains..."

"I don't know how yet, but we will do it"

People have realized responsibility at the level of society. There is no such thing as "not my business".

"Tell him that we are all his moms now"

When it sometimes seems impossible to endure any longer during the war, an "ordinary fellow traveler" appears on our path, giving us strength and confidence to keep going with his important words and support.

"Go to Ms. Oksana. She'll help you!"

"... Ms. Oksana quietly took us into a room and warned us that if Russian guards came in and asked who we were, we should say we had come to collect our belongings. She shared Wi-Fi, and we started filling out the application forms." This is how a girl from occupied Snihurivka entered a Ukrainian university in Kherson despite the Russian tricolor on the building of the seized university.

If you meet a soldier on the road

"I went up to the guys and said, 'Join me breakfast'". I handed them a bag of homemade muffins. They froze for a second..."

Our Bodies Are Temporary, But They Can Help Others: Kharkiv Resident Signs Posthumous Donor Agreement

https://www.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=3582901471997833&id=100008340456734&rdid=QVtcXV9c4WqwuATO

"My DONOR" Charity Fund

The online platform "sylanka.org" was developed within the framework of the project "Increasing the capacity of public organizations to overcome the consequences of the war in Ukraine", which is implemented jointly with the NGO "DEJURE Foundation" and with the support of the European Union.

The information posted on the resource cannot under any circumstances be considered to reflect the position of the European Union and the DEJURE Foundation NGO.

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