Our foundation has been working for years to help those in need. Several years ago, we combined the world of animals with the world of children by introducing a program called "Teddy Bears for Children" and a robot named Leo, which was talked about all over the world.

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In view of the awareness and knowledge of the concept of food crises, we all know that during warfare many people, including children, suffer from lack of access to basic food. Obtaining meals of adequate nutritional value, which are necessary in the hospitalization of small patients, is almost impossible. We are also familiar with the problem of hunger, and it appears immediately where everything around you is bombarded and destroyed. Gaining reinforcements in conditions where death by bullets, artillery fire, bombs including the forbidden phosphorus and cluster bombs that fall like rain from the sky is fraught with the risk of loss of life.. 

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We decided to act quickly and effectively, conducting an analysis of needs and opportunities.

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Currently, in cooperation with the Orthopedic and Rehabilitation Clinical Hospital named after Wiktor Dega of the Karol Marcinkowski University of Medical Sciences in Poznań, as well as the Siepomaga Foundation, we are carrying out a campaign aimed at providing self-heating meals containing a balanced diet necessary for the functioning of children's hospitals in the war - torn areas of Ukraine, such as Kharkiv, Kramatorsk, Sloviansk, Kryvyi Rih, Kherson, and Odessa. Thanks to the support of these institutions, we can operate even more effectively and reach out to an even greater number of needy children.

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The W. Dega Hospital in Poznań is a recognized medical facility that has been working for the good of patients and their families for many years. They provided full medical and technical knowledge, as well as supported contact actions with the heads of dedicated hospitals in Ukraine.

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The Siepomaga Foundation is an organization that, during this campaign, provides us with a platform for fundraising and actively participates in promoting it, which allows us to more effectively raise funds for this important goal.

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The Embassy of Ukraine in the Republic of Poland in Warsaw has joined the campaign by providing and sharing the addresses of facilities along the front line and the most needy hospital units, where children, pregnant women, and breastfeeding mothers are hospitalized.