TREASURE COAST COMPANY AIDS UKRAINE ORPHANAGE IN NEED IN FUNDING DURING CRISIS
Treasure Coast Businessman and Owner of Get It Done House Buyers Inc, Host Fundraiser for Ukraine Children
Fundraiser To Support Orphanage with Food and Medical Supplies
Port Saint Lucie – March 1, 2022–With the ongoing crisis in Ukraine, Todd Toback, Port St. Lucie businessman and founder of Get It Done House Buyers Inc, has partnered with a Ukraine orphanage to host a fundraiser for children affected by the Russian/Ukraine war which has left thousands of the country’s residents in a vulnerable state.
The fundraiser will directly benefit orphans through Abundance International Inc., an American run organization based in Mykolaiv, Ukraine.
Mark at Orphanage
Founded by Mark Davis, Abundance International Inc. has been active in the European community for over 15 years as 501c recognized non-profit organization. Davis, who is currently in Ukraine, notes that the orphanage is in dire need of supplies, food, diapers, baby products, and other essential items as food and supplies run low for the 200 plus children under the orphanage’s care.
The fundraiser is already halfway through its goal of $500 thousand dollars, having raised over $290 thousand to date.
Todd Toback, Founder of Get It Done House Buyers reflected on the ongoing crisis and pledged his company’s support, “We are extremely saddened and moved by what is happening to families in Ukraine.” Commented Toback. “We are committed to helping children and orphans who have been affected by the Russian/Ukrainian war. Our aim is to ensure that any children who need the help will be able to get it.” Toback ended.
UKRAINE ORPHANAGE
Recognizing the need to unify aid, Davis commented; “We want to expand this effort because it is not just the orphanage, but it is the entire country that needs the help.”
The saddening images of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine has led to galvanized efforts on a global scale to help families and children affected by the war. Several organizations have unified to offer support, and many others are hosting separate fundraisers.
Meanwhile, Mark assured donors that current sanctions placed on Russian banks will not affect their donations as funds are being collected through secure American-based banks.
To support the ongoing fundraiser, donate via the PayPal page with the secure link below:
https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/abundancenow
Get It Done House Buyers is calling on fellow Americans and anyone who can help to come together for this worthy cause.
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ABOUT ABUNDANCE INTERNATIONAL
Abundance International, Inc. is a registered 501(c)3 non-profit corporation that depends on the one-time or long-term contributors who are willing to help these little ones who can’t help themselves. For more information on Abundance International, visit our website at https://abundanceinternational.org/.
With the ongoing crisis in Ukraine, Todd Toback, Port St. Lucie businessman and founder of Get It Done House Buyers Inc, has partnered with a Ukraine orphanage through a fundraiser for children affected by the Russian/Ukraine war which has left thousands of the country’s residents in a vulnerable state.
The fundraiser will directly benefit orphans through Abundance International Inc., an American ran organization based in Mykolaiv, Ukraine.
Formed in 2006 by Las Vegas native, Mark Davis, Abundance International Inc. has been a staple in the European community for over 15 years as 501c recognized non-profit organization. Davis, who is currently in Ukraine, notes that the fundraiser is in dire need of supplies, food, diapers, baby products, and other essential items as food and supplies run low for the 200 plus children under the orphanage’s care.
The fundraiser is already halfway through its goal of $500 thousand dollars, having raised over $290 thousand to date.
