As part of the partnership with the NGO "In Unity the Future of Ukraine", the head of the NGO Serhiy Ivanyuchenko gave us symbols of goodness, hope and prosperity - motanki and a picture embroidered with threads.
We will use all these items for charity auctions, cultural fairs and festivals of Ukrainian culture. The proceeds will be used to implement rehabilitation classes for children with special needs as part of the project "Special Ukrainians. Children" project.
The photo shows small works of art (motanka) made by Tetiana Matviyets, a folk artist from the Hoshcha Association of Culture and Leisure. And the painting, "Rose of Love," was hand-embroidered by Nadiia Yanchuk from the village of Tuchyn. The second photo shows the works of students of the Babyn Lyceum in the Rivne district (director of the institution is Natalia Vakulchyk). In the third one, we are standing next to the Ukrainian amulets created by the Hoshcha Center for Extracurricular Education (headed by Natalia Kalka) and the Oberig Folklore Studio (Tetyana Cherniuk).
We thank all of these people for their sincerity and for these wonderful, powerful Ukrainian amulets, which are charged for victory and protection! We are pleased that close cooperation with the Hoshcha Village Council, headed by Mykola Panchuk, continues and the memorandum of cooperation works effectively in various directions.
We will use all these items for charity auctions, cultural fairs and festivals of Ukrainian culture. The proceeds will be used to implement rehabilitation classes for children with special needs as part of the project "Special Ukrainians. Children" project.
The photo shows small works of art (motanka) made by Tetiana Matviyets, a folk artist from the Hoshcha Association of Culture and Leisure. And the painting, "Rose of Love," was hand-embroidered by Nadiia Yanchuk from the village of Tuchyn. The second photo shows the works of students of the Babyn Lyceum in the Rivne district (director of the institution is Natalia Vakulchyk). In the third one, we are standing next to the Ukrainian amulets created by the Hoshcha Center for Extracurricular Education (headed by Natalia Kalka) and the Oberig Folklore Studio (Tetyana Cherniuk).
We thank all of these people for their sincerity and for these wonderful, powerful Ukrainian amulets, which are charged for victory and protection! We are pleased that close cooperation with the Hoshcha Village Council, headed by Mykola Panchuk, continues and the memorandum of cooperation works effectively in various directions.
