Donation transportation - "OHZ hilft" distributes Christmas bags to children in Ukraine
Christmas bags for children in Ukraine: The "OHZ hilft" association from Osterholz-Scharmbeck organized a donation transport to the Ukrainian city of Pervomaisk. There, employees distributed Christmas presents to children in orphanages. "I have always noticed the suffering of the children during my visits to Ukraine," said Peter Göbel, initiator and chairman of the association, on Tuesday. That's why he organized a very special campaign just for children. "It all worked out well," explained Göbel. Most of the donations came from private individuals in the district.
The donation transport started in Lower Saxony on December 14 and will return on December 21. This is the eighth time this year that aid has been delivered from the town in Lower Saxony to Ukraine, as Göbel reported. The initiator came across the town of Pervomaisk, which has around 14,500 inhabitants, via an earlier donation shipment.
Since March 2022, the association has been organizing aid transports to the war zone in Ukraine and providing people there with food, baby food, medicine and warm clothing. It also supports refugees in the district with accommodation and equipment.
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- Peter Göbel, the chairman of the "OHZ hilft" association from Lower Saxony's Osterholz-Scharmbeck, has been consistently delivering aid to children in conflict-affected areas, such as Ukraine, through social initiatives.
- Despite the ongoing war in Ukraine, international aid organizations like "OHZ hilft" continue their efforts, providing essential items such as food, medicine, and Christmas gifts to children in need.
- As part of their mission, Peter Goebel's organization has also been actively supporting local aid in Lower Saxony, offering accommodation and equipment to Ukrainian refugees who have sought shelter in the region.
- Peter Göbel and his association, "OHZ hilft," have been exemplary advocates for children's rights and humanitarian aid, with their recent Christmas campaign highlighting their commitment to supporting children affected by war in Ukraine.
Source: www.stern.de
