It's over a month now after the Kremlin criminals ordered their army to attack the peaceful country of Ukraine on the night of February 24th. Starting from the very first days of the full-scale Russian invasion, thousands of supporters, both individuals, and companies, have been providing aid to the Ukrainian army and civilians. Hundreds of millions in cryptocurrency and NFTs have been donated to the Ukrainian official crypto wallets.
Besides, many foreign and Ukrainian creative artists and blockchain enthusiasts have launched their fundraising NFT projects, with all proceeds going to support Ukraine. One of the latest charitable NFT projects to aid the country struck by war has been recently launched by the Ukrainian couple for their compatriots.
The project's founders, Vlad and Oksana, are Kyiv residents who were forced to leave their native city because of Russian shells. Living in the safety of the EU now, the couple is helping their compatriot refugees, by aiding foundations engaged in providing shelter, food, warm clothes, and other assistance for the evacuees.
“After the war broke, and after we finally reached a safe place, the first thing we did was to join the volunteers. We sorted humanitarian aid from Europe, but the number of those in need of help was so colossal that sometimes we simply couldn't get to the sorting point because of crowds,” Vlad and Oksana said. Finally, the couple decided to aid Ukraine in a different way. That's how the idea of creating a collection of NFTs popped up in their minds.
Being a creative 3D modeler, Vlad decided to create three blue-and-yellow hearts of three types: Matte, Glassy, and Iron. The NFT collection to Help Ukrainian People is listed on the OpenSea platform and is available for purchase. Of course, all funds collected from NFT sales will be transferred to the official account of the Ministry of Social Policy of Ukraine and to the HelpUkraine.center fund.
“There are many people all over the world who are ready to donate for no reason, but we want them to hold these memorable hearts for their kindness,” Vlad and Oksana shared.
Go to OpenSea, purchase a heart-shaped NFT to aid Ukrainian refugees who suffered from Russian aggression.
