Ukraine War: Blackbit and Greiwing launch relief efforts

The everyday life of the digital commerce agency team Blackbit in Kyiv is no longer the same due to the Ukraine war and its effects. Colleagues with whom the employees of Blackbit’s German locations exchanged ideas on a daily basis and discussed projects and work statuses were suddenly torn from their everyday lives and ours. After the Russian army invaded Ukraine, Blackbit is still in contact with some of the team members in Kyiv. Today, the calls are no longer just about projects and current to-dos – it’s about how the colleagues are doing, how they experience the situation, what they are doing on site to help others and how we in Germany are doing can help out.

Ukraine war: Blackbit calls for fundraising

The colleagues from Blackbit in Kyiv, who are themselves busy helping others and organizing help, have mentioned some ways in which the German population can make a meaningful contribution to supporting the people in Ukraine. The focus is on the following donations and measures:

• Medical Supplies: Support volunteers who provide much-needed medical supplies directly in combat zones.
• Medicine Delivery: Help by facilitating urgently needed medicine shipments from abroad.
• Ukrainian Army: Support the resistance by funding equipment.
• Living and working space: Provide refugees with accommodation and make your living space available. This is among other things here possible.

Greiwing organizes aid transport to the Ukraine

Also the Greiwing logistics for you GmbH has started an aid campaign with other carriers to help the people in the Ukraine war. Greiwing logistics for you GmbH, for example, organized an aid transport to the Ukraine together with the Evangelical Church in Greven/Reckenfeld, the Reckenfelder Bürgerverein, the STI Group in Greven and Hölscher Transporte in Gronau.

The Reckenfeld Citizens’ Association and the Evangelical Church coordinated the acceptance of donations. the STI Group in turn provided the packaging for the packages. Greiwing and Hölscher Transporte will now bring the collected relief supplies to the Ukrainian border. There they are received by local aid organizations and distributed to those affected. The helpers take care of the Ukrainian translation. Among other things, durable food, baby food, diapers, bandages, disinfectants, medicines, batteries, flashlights, duct tape, sleeping bags, blankets, winter clothing and winter shoes for men were collected. (sg)

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