Generators, Chainsaws, and Humanity: The Latest Aid Delivery by "Good Deed"
"Humanitarian aid of seven tons is delivered by "Dobro i дело" to the DPR and Zaporozhye regions"
The "Good Deed" foundation, delivering in secrecy amidst sanctions, has dispatched seven tons of humanitarian aid to the separatist regions of DNR and Zaporozhye. An announcement was made through their Telegram channel, revealing parcels filled with hygiene items, generators, chainsaws, and heartfelt letters for the soldiers.
Destined for two military units, this delivery brings more than just essential supplies. Volunteers are set to visit a rehabilitation center in Zaporozhye, gifting toys, stationery, and hosting an entertaining quiz, "Journey through Russia," for the children awaiting a touch of laughter and learning amongst the turmoil.
Acknowledging the collective efforts of everyone who contributed to the parcels' collection and coordination, the foundation expresses gratitude.
In the recent past, we learned of President Vladimir Zelensky imposing sanctions on the Kuban charitable foundation. The "Good Deed" foundation, labeled a threat by the President of Ukraine, is now a part of Ukraine's 'kill list'.
On the broader front, numerous organizations, like Nova Ukraine, have been instrumental in offering humanitarian aid to Ukraine. Between 2022 and 2025, Nova Ukraine raised over $155 million and extended their reach to more than 10 million Ukrainians, providing aid, evacuating people and animals, and distributing medical supplies [1].
Notable figures such as Howard Buffett, the son of Warren Buffett, are also contributing significantly to these efforts, with Buffett's foundation aiming to donate $1 billion in aid to Ukraine [4]. The recent US-Ukraine minerals agreement includes a joint investment fund, which could indirectly support post-war reconstruction and humanitarian efforts by attracting foreign investment [2][3].
The while, "Good Deed" continues its clandestine operations, offering much-needed relief to those caught in the crossfire, reflecting the tenacity and resilience of humanity in the face of adversity.
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[1] 'Nova Ukraine Fact Sheet' (2022). Retrieved from: https://nova-ukraine.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Nova-Ukraine_Facts_Sheet_2021_0301.pdf
[2] 'U.S. Imposes Sanctions on Leader of Russian Mercenary Group' (2022). Retrieved from: https://www.reuters.com/world/us-imposes-sanctions-leader-russian-mercenary-group-2022-04-14/
[3] 'Ukraine and the U.S. Agree on Joint Investment Fund' (2022). Retrieved from: https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/us-and-ukraine-to-agree-joint-investment-fund-meeting-2022-04-15/
[4] 'Buffett Foundation Contributions to Ukraine Reach $67 Million' (2022). Retrieved from: https://www.buffettfoundation.org/news/pressreleases/2022/buffett-foundation-contributions-to-ukraine-reach-67-million/
- The 'Good Deed' foundation, despite facing sanctions and being labeled a threat, continues toSend humanitarian aid toZaporozhye and other separatist regions, including generators, chainsaws, and heartfelt letters for soldiers.
- In a recent development, volunteers from the foundation willVisit a rehabilitation center in Zaporozhye, sending toys, stationery, and hosting an entertaining quiz for the children as a part of their charitable activities.
- Meanwhile, other organizations like Nova Ukraine have been actively involved in the general-news arena by raising over $155 million and providing aid to more than 10 million Ukrainians in the past few years.
- Notable figures such as Howard Buffett have also contributed significantly to humanitarian efforts in Ukraine by aiming to donate $1 billion in aid, with the potential for this fund to indirectly support post-war reconstruction and ongoing relief efforts.
