Ivanka Trump is sending one million meals to people in Ukraine and refugees at the Polish border, recent reports confirmed. The eldest daughter of President Donald Trump personally contributed hundreds of thousands of dollars toward the 1 million meals. The said meals are equivalent to around 158,400 pounds of food, according to Fox News.
Ivanka Trump is sending one million dishes to individuals in Ukraine and also refugees at the Polish border, current reports validated.
The oldest daughter of President Donald Trump personally contributed thousands of thousands of dollars towards the 1 million meals. The claimed meals are equivalent to around 158,400 pounds of food, according to Fox News.
Fox News reported:
Trump worked to connect several nonprofit organizations, including CityServe, City of Destiny and Mercy Chefs to help package shelf-stable meals of oatmeal and goulash. The choices of meals came from advised food preferences of aid workers in Ukraine.
Trump had been coordinating with the UPS Foundation, and her partners – City Serve, City of Destiny, the Pentecostal European Fellowship, and several local church organizations – to deliver the food to Warsaw, Poland.
From there, local partners, including hundreds of volunteers from the local community and faith-based organizations, are set to deliver the meals to Ukrainians seeking refuge in Poland, as well as to families still inside Ukraine.
Ivanka told Fox News:
“The Ukrainian people have shown inspiring courage and resilience during the invasion of their country by Russia,”
“As is often the case, pain and hardship are disproportionately borne by the most vulnerable.”
According to one source close to Ivanka Trump, Ivanka’s mother Ivana Trump was raised in war-torn, Soviet-occupied Czechoslovakia decades earlier.
The source told Fox News that Ivana Trump expanded up in war-torn, Soviet-occupied Czechoslovakia decades ago. The source likewise included that the Trump family members’ links to Eastern Europe are essential to her and also that the Ukrainian crisis means a lot. Trump’s 96-year-old granny Marie Zenicova still deals with the family members in Florida.
In an interview, Orlando-area Pastor Paula White-Cain said:
“People here in the U.S. are hungry to do something to help. People there are hungry for help.”
“While we were deciding how to connect the two, I got a call from Ivanka Trump. She and I worked closely in the White House to put together a hunger relief program called Farmers to Families. When I told Ivanka what we were doing, she went into action as only Ivanka can,” he added.
“Quite honestly, if it weren’t for her immediate involvement, a plane would not already be on its way to Poland right now to deliver 1 million meals for Ukrainian refugees fleeing the devastation of their nation,” White-Cain also said.
The inhumane condition of nearly 100,000 Ukrainian individuals that were trapped in Mariupol with no food, no medication as well as no water is the reason a great deal of help is coming from the United States.
The United Nations reported that an approximated 2.5 million refugees have taken off Ukraine for surrounding nations, with another 1.85 million displaced within the country.
Sources: The GOP Times, Fox News, Outsider, WFLA, CNBC
