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Andrii Matiukha and Favbet Foundation facilitate large-scale humanitarian aid delivery for Ukraine

Andrii Matiukha and Favbet Foundation facilitate large-scale humanitarian aid delivery for Ukraine Andrii Matiukha and Favbet Foundation facilitate large-scale humanitarian aid delivery for Ukraine (photo: Shuterstock)
Author: RBC Ukraine

Ukraine has received 150 tons of humanitarian aid from Croatian partners. The project involved Dobro Dobrim, Kefo d.o.o., Lochman & Rauscher, Medical Intertrade HEP, and the Government of Croatia. The initiative was implemented with the support of Favbet Foundation, in close coordination with local authorities and hospital administrations. The shipment included food, hygiene products, and disinfectants for hospitals. Deliveries were carried out in stages to ensure uninterrupted support.

Andrii Matiukha and Favbet Foundation facilitate large-scale humanitarian aid delivery for Ukraine

Photo: Dobro Dobrim

“We see that Ukraine requires ongoing systematic assistance. Together with Favbet Foundation, we are doing everything possible to make it happen. We appreciate the level of organization provided by the foundation and are confident that our cooperation will continue, as the results are evident,” noted representatives of Dobro Dobrim.

Since 2022, Favbet Foundation has consistently supported humanitarian programs, educational and sports projects, and assisted hospitals. A key principle of its work is full control at every stage, ensuring resources are used effectively.

Previously, with the support of Croatian partners and Favbet Foundation, 11 tons of humanitarian aid were delivered to refugees from Kherson affected by the Kakhovka dam attack. This initiative once again demonstrated that international cooperation and the foundation’s systematic work make it possible to deliver vital support quickly in critical situations.

“Today, this aid is of immense importance. We are grateful to our Croatian partners for standing by Ukraine. This is genuine solidarity that can be felt every day,” emphasized Andrii Matiukha.