Razom launches a service coordinating the organization of aid to Ukraine

The involvement of Poles in helping Ukraine in connection with the war that has been going on for over a week is great and encouraging. The Ukrainian-American non-profit organization Razom also set out to help in the storage and transport of the collected articles. It is supported by IT specialists and large logistics companies, such as the Ukrainian Nowa Poczta or the WareTeka warehouse platform.

Razom is a Ukrainian-American non-profit human rights organization established to support the Ukrainian nation. Responding to the present and future needs of people who are currently experiencing the nightmare of war, it launched a platform for coordinating humanitarian aid from European countries, including Poland, Great Britain, France, Germany, the United States, and Turkey. Through it, humanitarian aid can be sent to Ukraine or delivered to areas affected by hostilities.

A chatbot is available on the razom-ua.com website for anyone interested in helping Ukraine. Within a few hours after the notification, the service coordinators will contact the sender to arrange the transport details. Completed shipments can be sent without leaving home to the warehouse designated by Razom employees. In addition, you can bring the collected gifts yourself.

"Each request is considered individually, with the highest priority being orders placed by the Ukrainian Territorial Defense and Militarized Zones. We want to do everything we can to improve and facilitate the assistance that many people offer," Alex Isachenko, Founder of WareTeka, said.

(WBJ)