Mrs. Olha, 75

4 years of her life Olha Ivanivna devoted to work. She worked at a bespoke clothing factory, where patience, attention and great neatness were needed. She later moved to the Burevisnyk plant, and just before the start of the full-scale invasion she did part-time work as a concierge, because even after decades of work experience she could not afford to live on her pension alone.

Today Olha Ivanivna's greatest worry is her daughter, who has a disability and cannot work because of her health. All these years she has supported her daughter and in effect carries the household and life of their small family on her own.

Despite her own health problems, cardiovascular diseases and arthritis, Olha Ivanivna tries to be strong every day. But most of her money goes on medicine, examinations and necessary treatment, so even basic groceries or household items often become a difficulty.

When the fund brings help, she always waits very much for that day. For her it is not only support with groceries but also a feeling that she and her daughter have not been forgotten.

Despite fatigue, illness and a hard life, Olha Ivanivna does not lose her main hope: she waits very much for Victory and Peace, so that she can finally live without fear and constant anguish about the future.