A big thanks for fundraising and donating for Ukraine!
about us
Our Goals
Fundraising and humanitarian aid for Ukraine is slowing when their need is growing. Our help is their hope. Little by little, little becomes a lot.
We have committed to support 'Siobhan’s Trust' in Ukraine by fundraising for pizzas, as well as rugby balls, footballs, cuddly toys and sweets.
We have committed to help the volunteers at 'Poland Welcomes' in the abandoned school in Radymno by fundraising for food, clothing, toiletries and sanitary products along with colouring books and art products to engage the children.
We have committed to continue to support Joasia and the ladies at Platform 3 at Przemysl railway station as they hand welcome packs to newly arriving refugees.
Who we are
Jozef Mycielski (second from left) has worked in marketing, communication, fundraising and development for over 25 years. He has specialised in the consumer brand, education and charity sectors and has a passion for supporting the vulnerable and marginalised. Jozef lives in Cumbria with his wife and two children.
Nick Higham (far left) is a former teacher and Headmaster who has now qualified as a Psychotherapeutic Counsellor specialising in Young People’s mental health. He and his wife, Louise, and their four children welcomed a Ukrainian family into their home in May 2022 and will be starting the process to become Foster Carers in early 2023.
Tim Parker (far right) worked in Advertising and Online Media for 16 years, but after craving country life he started a lawn business in his beloved West Sussex. Tim has been involved in multiple challenges with the team and others raising lots of money for various causes, including those attached to Ukraine. Tim and his wife Katy live in Sussex and have two children.
Ian Jamieson (second from right) has had a financial consultancy business with St. James's Place Wealth Management for over 25 years. He lives in South East London with his wife and three children.
Our History
A week after the war began in February Joe wrote to his Polish lawyer / army reservist / Scout cousin Zbyszek in Krakow, Poland, and asked him when and how help might be needed after the inevitable initial surge of support. A couple of weeks later he contacted Joe saying that the Polish Scout Association required help with fundraising and humanitarian aid and sent through a list of goods that were desperately needed at the border with Ukraine at Przemyśl.
In a matter of days transport was secured and the word was out; the support and kindness took off.
Joe then contacted three close friends based down south who all said yes to sharing the driving, supplying another vehicle and collecting goods. In ten days they were heading for the Polish / Ukraine border and so it began - little by little.
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