Recently, we’ve also expanded to Facebook. This has significantly broadened our reach. There are numerous groups on Facebook that engage with Russia for various reasons. We’ve been warmly welcomed here, and we hope our cause spreads further through this platform as well.

I’m currently learning a lot about social media.

The most important thing is getting our message across to as many people as possible on platforms like Facebook and Telegram, so we can increase our reach and fill up the donation account.

The other side:

So far, we’ve encountered minimal resistance from those who oppose this project.

Naturally, my actions are associated with the Russian side, but at the same time, I make it clear that our goal is to help children in need. Anyone who rejects such a project, regardless of where these children come from, lacks empathy. I can certainly deal with a single clown emoji as a comment under our posts, knowing that we’re on the right path.

Speaking of the path, I need help from those of you who have contacts in Russia, preferably related to the Donbas region. Due to increased attacks on Donetsk, it’s challenging to establish contact with the doctor at Donetsk Trauma Hospital. Of course, I’ll keep trying.

At the same time, I’d like to establish contact with an orphanage in that area. I’m grateful for any leads.

Overall, I’ve come to the realization that I want to continue this project indefinitely. At least for as long as this conflict persists. Undertaking all this effort solely for a single trip wouldn’t do justice to the cause, in my opinion.

As with many first-time endeavors, one must be on-site to forge the right connections and identify the appropriate contacts. Perhaps I’ll even try to get to the Donbas on my own initially, to directly assess where help is needed and provide targeted assistance.

I believe it’s about responsibly managing your donations: when I promise to use them where they’re needed most, I intend to keep that promise. Naturally, this journey’s expenses are entirely on me.

I’m thankful for your suggestions and insights, and I genuinely appreciate everyone who’s involved here. Until the next video, all I have to say is goodbye.