BGV Charity Fund, in partnership with Ronald McDonald House Charities, delivers humanitarian aid to families from Nikopol and Skadovsk
The fund's team distributed 480 food kits to underprivileged, large, and single-parent families.
Ronald McDonald House Charities provided the BGV Charity Fund with free humanitarian aid for Ukrainian families in need. Each food kit includes essential daily food products: flour, sugar, tea, pasta, vegetable oil, milk, canned meat, cereals, and buns.
Due to the ongoing war, the city of Skadovsk is temporarily occupied Ukrainian territory. Part of its population, who managed to evacuate, currently resides in Kherson, awaiting the liberation of their homes. Among them are many vulnerable families in need of support. Nikopol, constantly under Russian shelling, is facing a severe shortage of job opportunities, so many families need assistance with food and essential items.
We thank our partners — the "Palms of Assistance of Nikopolia" Charity Fund and the "What Have You Done?" Charity Foundation — for organizational support.
Humanitarian aid is one of our fund's priority lines of work. Since the start of the full-scale invasion, the BGV charity organization has distributed nearly 60,000 food kits to Ukrainian citizens in need.
