Refugee life
Women & Children center in Dnipro receives 1000+ refugees per day or better said internally displaces people. They mostly come from eastern Ukraine, but we have also met families from Kharkiv, Mauripol, and other cities.
When we first visited the center, we could easily see many frightened faces signing...
Pokotylivka: Flaming Beacon’s First Renovation Project in Ukraine
On April 28, a Russian missile strike in Pokotylivka, a suburb of Kharkiv, brought neighborstogether in a way that they never would have imagined...
Vinnytsia Visit: Bezvodne Project Launched
We finally met Nina and Andriy, a hard-working volunteers from Vinnytsia, who reached out to us to deliver aid to Bezvodne village where 30+...
“There is Nothing like Home”
You will hear this statement from almost every Ukrainian who was pushed away from his or her hometown or village to find a safer...
50 Envelops of Hope Distributed in Dnipro
Official reports say that they are 10+ million internally displaced people in Ukraine at this moment. When we add refugees who crossed the border...
Young Faces of War – Stolen Childhood
Since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, over 600 children have lost their young lives and many more have been injured due to...
Elena & Gennadiy Enjoy Their New Home After Fleeing Mariupol
Before the war arrived in Ukraine on February 24th, Elena and Gennadiy could not predict how the following weeks and months would unfold. Within...
Flaming Beacon Receives an Official Thank You Letter from the Dnipro City Council
We were honored to receive an official Thank you letter from the Dnipro City Council for our Envelopes of Hope project.
Here's the translated...
