A Video Thank you
Ukrainian soldiers are always very happy and relieved to receive lifesaving tourniquets, medicine and IFAKs (Individual First Aid Kits) from Hope Now. With God’s direction and your help, we have been able to provide over 3,500 pounds of medical essentials to Ukraine since the war began.
Hot-spots and Heros
Today, we had such an encouraging note from one of our team members, Luda. “Yesterday I sent medicines and supplies to hot spots. Tomorrow, some of these boys will go to the firing line. They received first aid kits and everything else they need, and they have been writing thank you notes to us all day today. I said that I only passed it on to them from you and friends from America. I see that they are very satisfied with what they got. One of them wants to make you a thank you video.”
Video Message
“Hello from Ukraine. My name is Andrei – my nickname is ‘Greek.’ I would like to thank Mrs. Cyndee Nielsen Knight for organizing and collecting all of these goods and having them sent to Ukraine. We thank you a lot for all the given goods. We really appreciate this - because of the struggle we have, and the fight we have, it’s very hard. And the help you provide us is inspiring and it’s very helpful. So, thank you a lot. Thank you.”
Amazon Wish List
Once again, we are grateful (as are the Ukrainians who receive this aid) to receive your donations in our Atlanta office. We have another mission trip planned, to bring even more IFAKs and other essential medical help to Ukraine. You can help! Organize your own medicine drive at work, church, your gym or book club. Any and all Over The Counter medicines are needed desperately in Ukraine. We also have an Amazon Wish List – so please feel free to share this link with your social media network, to help us get all the items on our list. Rest assured, we will get these lifesaving items straight to the Ukrainian people who really need them the most. Thank you in advance for not forgetting about Ukraine. Pray for a victory for Ukraine!
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