
Mrs. Nadiia, 70 · Ukraine
A 70-year-old woman is raising her 12-year-old granddaughter alone, with hypertension and constant back pain.
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Mrs. Olena, 70 · Ukraine
Mrs. Olena's month is not yet covered: ≈ $111 is needed. You can become her first sponsor.
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Mrs. Olena's month is covered when ≈ $111 has been raised. Sponsors chip in together, so the whole amount from one person is not needed.
Become a sponsor for Mrs. OlenaCancel any time · A helper photographs every delivery · EDRPOU code 44930566
Vitalii OleksandrovychFund helper, knows her personallyOlena Volodymyrivna, a woman with lifelong disability group 2, lives on the fifth floor in a small one-room flat. She has two university degrees.
Despite serious health problems, arthritis and diseases of the musculoskeletal system, osteoporosis, cataracts and loss of sight, cardiovascular diseases, and the consequences of a heart attack and a stroke, Olena Volodymyrivna tries to stay active. She enjoys yoga and Nordic walking, and studies English and German.
She is unmarried and has no children. Because of her health she spends a large part of her money on medicine. She has lactose intolerance.
Groceries, prescription medicine and the visits of a helper who comes regularly, not just once. The helper photographs every delivery: what was bought, for whom and when. What exactly we buy
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Any monthly amount adds to the gifts of others. Together they make a full month of food and medicine.
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