Komarivka in the Makariv community held a charity fair for its village day. Home-made treats and handcrafted goods brought in 36,300 hryvnias in a few hours.
The Makariv settlement council reported this.
What was on sale
The stalls were stocked with what people had baked and made at home: pastries, home cooking, handicrafts. The fair was set up inside the Komarivka community centre and ran for a few hours — as long as the celebration itself.
Photo: Makariv settlement councilWhere the money goes
The proceeds will support Ukraine’s defenders and the further work of the Komarivski Nezlamni volunteer workshop, which operates in the village.
For a village workshop such a collection is not a symbolic gesture but literally the materials for the coming weeks. Volunteer groups in the Bucha district live mostly on one-off collections — and regularly say they are short of materials.
In the same community this month 317 people have already had a free 40+ health screening — Makariv is covering with its own resources what used to require a trip to Kyiv.
As a reminder, the Library Spiders in Bucha weave camouflage nets for the front — and they, too, depend on people who care.
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