Every day is a small achievement!

Sergei Sidorov
Report on exploits on March 8!
On this wonderful holiday, they made Kharkiv women happy as best they could! Food, smile, words of support and wishes for a peaceful sky!!! No matter how hard it is, there is only positive in our club!!!

1. The well-known chicken from. We unload a truck of 20 tons within an hour. Today they handed out everything under "0". And even exchanged. Chicken on greens and cottage cheese. Tomorrow we expect 10 thousand loaves of bread.

2. Our Sergey Sidorov was contacted by milk suppliers, tomorrow they will bring milk to Kharkov!

3. Our chief of staff Sergey Ivaglo is negotiating with the German Rotary Clubs to obtain financial support. And also pleased us with world news. A "Marshall Plan" is being prepared for Ukraine, this is a project for the restoration of Ukrainian cities.

4. Yaroslav Fedorkov called 50 transport companies and collected contacts. Real picture. All is not rosy. To go to Kharkov to be afraid. But, all the same, we managed to find a truck that would reach Poltava with a load. This is already a victory!
Yaroslav is also negotiating with France on the delivery of humanitarian aid by railway.

5. Help from Lithuania, organized with the assistance of Vera Seryamina, arrived in Poltava. Was overloaded and sent to Kharkov. It:
- medicines
- oxygen generators
- heaters
- food boxes

6. We started sewing warm shoes, by the end of the week we are waiting for the first delivery. Responsible Artem Zakharov. And also from Artyom we heard great news for tails and ponytails. On Thursday, 20 tons of animal feed will arrive!!!

7. Our Kseniia Spiridonova takes all her medications. If you know where to take or need something, write to her!

8. Pavel Filippenko, our leader. He was heard about in different parts of Ukraine and not only. Thanks to his fame, he was approached by a foundation that wants to sponsor the sewing of waterproof blankets.
Every day our ranks are replenished with superhumans. Everything will be Ukraine!

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