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Charitable initiative of the "Masha Fund" and the Visa company, aimed at supporting children from 0 to 3 years old. These are 1,000 boxes for children whose families were affected by the war.

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From big hearts - for little ones

Charitable initiative of the "Masha Fund" and the Visa company, aimed at supporting children from 0 to 3 years old. These are 1,000 boxes for children whose families were affected by the war.

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From big hearts - for little ones

Charitable initiative of the "Masha Fund" and the Visa company, aimed at supporting children from 0 to 3 years old. These are 1,000 boxes for children whose families were affected by the war.

All boxes are divided into three age categories: from 0 to 1 year, from 1 year to 2, and from 2 to 3. Each box contains everything necessary for a month of a child's life. The sets are handed over to volunteer centers in those regions of Ukraine where many families who have suffered the most due to hostilities live: Chernihiv, Zaporizhzhya, Kharkiv, Sumy, Poltava, and Zhytomyr regions. There they are received by families who need help.

- I have been harboring the idea of this project since the first days of the war. When I watched a video of mothers fleeing from the war with a child in their arms. When I read how women give birth in bomb shelters and basements. I remembered how I gave birth to my children. How I arrived at the maternity hospital with one bag that could not be lifted and was discharged with three because a baby needs more than an adult! - says the founder of the Fund, Masha Yefrosinina. - I hope that this action will receive a response in the hearts of Ukrainians. Especially moms. Especially women who, like me, when they hear about new destruction, about the victims of this war, remember themselves and understand what help today's mothers with small children need. It is impossible to imagine what is happening in their hearts now. But you can help them.

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The total cost of 1,000 boxes is 7 million hryvnias. The partner of the VISA project doubles every charitable contribution sent to the "Masha Fund" from a Visa card.

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