As a result of a missile strike on the outskirts of Zhytomyr, a residential building where a family with three underage children lives was damaged. The blast shattered the windows and caused partial structural damage.
The House of Bread Charity Foundation responded promptly by providing financial support for the production and installation of new windows. This assistance helped the family return to safer living conditions more quickly.
We are grateful to everyone who supports our mission to help those affected by the war. Together, we are stronger!
For three years, Ukraine has been heroically resisting a full-scale war. Every day, cities and villages are being destroyed, thousands of people are losing their homes, and the economic crisis is worsening the problem of growing poverty. In these challenging times, providing support to those in need is crucial.
One of the most effective ways to help is through food packages. These packages not only provide essential nutrition but also enable people to prepare meals for themselves and their families. Thanks to our reliable partners and sponsors from Germany, the charitable foundation ‘House of Bread’ has successfully purchased and distributed 1,000 food packages to those who need them most.
Among the recipients are orphans and children with one parent, internally displaced persons, elderly individuals with minimal pensions, bedridden patients, and other socially vulnerable groups. Additionally, aid was provided to people living in de-occupied territories where infrastructure is destroyed, making it impossible to purchase food.
We are sincerely grateful to everyone who contributed to this project! Your support gives people hope and helps them endure these difficult times.
We have also made a short film about this initiative. You can learn more by watching the video.
In this difficult time, CF “House of Bread” provided another charitable assistance to the children of soldiers who are currently serving and who died heroically defending our country. Children received new sports shoes.
Girl from Bucha. During the occupation, her house was completely destroyed.
Son of the deceased Hero of Ukraine, who died in September 2022. The boy stayed with his mother and sister.
Daughter of the deceased Hero of Ukraine, who died in December 2022. She is having a hard time dealing with grief after losing her father.
Boys whose parents are currently defending Ukraine.
Refugees from the war zone turn to us for help every day. They are forced to flee, leaving behind all their belongings. Many of them even lost their properties due to rocket fire, so they need literally everything. We help them with food packages and detergents.
Making food packages
Mother and daughter from Bakhmut receive food packages and detergents
The largest refugee crisis in the world in the 21st century was caused by the invasion of Russian troops into Ukraine on February 24, 2022. More than 13.1 million people were forced to flee Ukraine to other countries. Another 8 million people became internally displaced persons. Millions of people were left without a roof over their heads, jobs, and means of living. Therefore, the number of those in need has increased significantly. According to the press service of the regional military administration, there are 73,800 internally displacedpeople in the Zhytomyr region. Our city also actively accepts refugees from the east of Ukraine and does everything possible to help them. As of today, 120 refugeesreceive free lunches at our soupkitchens. Some people come for lunches themselves, and for those who do not have such an opportunity, our volunteers deliver lunches to their place of residence.
Zhytomyr Lyceum № 25 was severely damaged as a result of the aerial bombardment that took place in Zhytomyr on the 4th of March. We are very grateful to our friends from Holland, who donated school furniture for it: desks, chairs, cabinets, digital boards, etc. Now students of the 25th Lyceum will be able to continue their studies in well-equipped classrooms that will be prepared for them in various institutions.
This is a short photo report about a trip to the villages of the Kyiv region liberated from the Russian occupiers. We collected food, medicine, clothes, bedding, bread, and other essentials for people there.
There are no shops, hospitals, or pharmacies in these villages because everything was destroyed. So people are able to survive only thanks to volunteer help.
In the last photos, you can see what the Russians brought to the land of Ukraine.
