We sent 140 kg of humanitarian aid to the Kharkiv Region
Thanks to the joint efforts of Nova Poshta Humanitarian and the NGO “Responsible Citizens,” more than 140 kg of humanitarian aid has been delivered to the frontline communities of the Kharkiv region. Among the items sent were antiseptics and other essential goods that will help local residents in difficult conditions.
This delivery became possible thanks to the social initiative of Nova Poshta Humanitarian, which credits points monthly to cover the costs of charitable shipments. This support allows NGOs and volunteers to quickly deliver assistance to those who need it most.
“Stronger Together!” is not just a slogan but a real example of how the unification of efforts can improve people’s lives. Thanks to everyone who contributes to this important cause!
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