The life of Yevhenii, once a professional boxer, changed dramatically on the 24th of February when the first bombs fell on the Ukrainian capital. He immediately became an Angel bringing help to those who did not or could not flee Kiev.
The elderly and the ill need help the most – fleeing the war is beyond their strength and financial possibilities. They are often residents of Kiev’s poorest 13th district.
Yevhenii is making sure that those in need receive warm meals, water and pet food. Yevhenii’s help has already reached more than 35,000 people – the majority of which has made it to the east, closer to the front line, where more than 81 tonnes of humanitarian aid has been delivered so far. This aid is still needed, of course, but we are also working with Yevhenii to support the poorest people in Kiev and the surrounding villages. We are working to help people who have lost everything to regain their independence. The key to effective humanitarian aid is to make it not needed in the long term.
By joining Angel Yevhenii’s team you become part of a true Ukrainian Factory of Good!
Thanks to your and other team members’ monthly contributions, together with the Angel we can push the boundaries of the seemingly impossible and change people’s lives.
Whenever something urgent and requiring your intervention happens, you will receive a message from us. We will keep you informed of all of Angel Yevhenii’s important events and activities.
12.06.2023
To our questions about estimated casualty numbers, the most common answer is: “A lot! On both sides!”. Exactly how many no one knows, because getting aid to the occupied territories is like asking the aggressor for an open day in his trenches. On the 11th of June, the Russians fired on a boat with civilians […]
02.05.2023
What if this was your neighbourhood? If, between the billowing smoke, you spotted the ruins of the grocery store where you had shopped since you were a child? To which your mother would still send you with a list written in pencil on a piece of paper so you wouldn’t forget anything? Bachmut had more […]
25.04.2023
– Hello! Bakhmut here. Could you help us again? – What do you need? – Everything. No one’s been here since your last visit. Jan, head of our office in Dnipro. Our eyes and hands. He comes from Slavyansk. The front line passes through his family home today. Jan doesn’t theorise, he doesn’t say what […]
22.06.2022
Another of our shipments has just arrived in Kiev. We are not the kind for empty gestures. As promised, we are going back to help those who, a few days ago in front of the ruins of their homes, told us what they needed most. Clothes, groceries, cosmetics, games and toys, diapers, powdered milk, pillows, […]
10.06.2022
We are driving from Kyiv towards Irpin, Bucha and Borodyanka. Everyone knows these small towns on the outskirts of the Ukrainian capital. Their names have even begun to sound like the names of battlefields from history books, except that the dust has not yet settled. The stench of smoke and decomposing bodies is still in […]
05.05.2022
Our aid has just arrived in Teterivskie, north of Kiev, where out of 500 houses, only 17 were not destroyed by Russian bombs. The Ukrainian women, clutching the food parcels as if they were the greatest treasure, are thanking us with tears in their eyes that we have come. Chernihiv, which was under siege only […]