On 4 November 2023 a benefit song evening for Ukraine was held in the Grote Kerk in Tholen with Arne Kosten on organ, with proceeds going entirely to Metadidomi.
In October preparations for winter were in full swing with firewood, small stoves, warm clothing and blankets; the refoshop campaign also raised a fine contribution.
Pastor Prokopchuk from Zhytomyr sent a thank-you letter for around € 37,050 in support via Metadidomi, with a detailed breakdown of the covered projects and the ongoing need in the region.
Through the refoshop campaign, second-hand goods are sold to support Metadidomi's work in Ukraine, and customers can bring items along as well.
With the firewood campaign, Metadidomi is collecting funds to supply firewood to families in Kherson and Zaporizhzhia, so they can get through the coming winter.
In September families could harvest the vegetables and potatoes from their own gardens, and shipments with food and medical supplies went to partners in Kherson and Zaporizhzhia.
Optimistic images from Ukraine show how important Metadidomi's help is. Food aid was provided again and more than 5,000 families were helped with seeds and seeds for their vegetable garden.
After a tough winter, new relief efforts are starting in Ukraine: distribution of seeds and seeds for 5,000 vegetable gardens, food aid and delivery of hospital beds.
Aggregates, firewood, medical assistance and new spring campaigns for seeds, seeds and food packages are at the center of this update, in response to the ongoing need in Ukraine.
Firewood, food aid and Christmas meetings for families of fallen soldiers were at the center of this winter update, made possible by the many December donations.
Firewood, food aid and support for families of dead soldiers are at the center of this update, in view of a tough winter.
Provide food, firewood and medical support to vulnerable families and regional hospitals in several Ukrainian provinces.
After the Kakhovka dam breach, Metadidomi is providing emergency aid on site with drinking water, food, hygiene products and shelter materials, and is collecting funds to continue this aid.
Because of the high demand, the seed-potato campaign has been extended, so that even more Ukrainian families can grow their own food this year.
Wilhelmina peppermints donated a large batch of sweets for distribution in Ukraine during the Easter days, as a small gesture for children and people in need.
On 6 May 2023 the Peace & Freedom benefit concert took place in the Grote Kerk in Tholen, with proceeds going entirely to Metadidomi's work in Ukraine.
With this campaign, Metadidomi is collecting funds so Ukrainian families can sow vegetable gardens and plant potatoes, to grow their own food despite the war.
With this campaign, Metadidomi is collecting funds for materials so volunteers can seal damaged houses in Ukraine against the cold for the coming winter.
During this trip, we brought help, hope and practical support to families and vulnerable people in Ukraine. Discover the stories behind the encounters, the needs and the impact of helping together.
Pastor Prokopchuk from Zhytomyr sent a thank-you letter for around € 37,050 in support via Metadidomi, with a detailed breakdown of the covered projects and the ongoing need in the region.
A retrospective on the project choir that sang at the Peace & Freedom concert in Tholen, with heartfelt thanks to singers, conductor and organisers for their contribution.
The Evangelical Baptist Union of Ukraine sent Metadidomi an additional thank-you letter in March 2023 for the ongoing support and cooperation in distributing emergency aid.
The partner churches in Ukraine that Metadidomi works with sent a thank-you letter in December 2022 as a sign of appreciation for the support from the Netherlands.
From Kharkiv we received a thank-you letter in November 2022 for the medical supplies delivered — a sign that our support is reaching the right place.
In August 2022, the mayor of Mykolaiv thanked Metadidomi for the diesel generator we delivered, an important contribution to the city's power supply.
