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Almost UAH 200,000 raised as part of the Christmas on the Spectrum project

Almost UAH 200,000 raised as part of the Christmas on the Spectrum project

It's never too late to report on good deeds! And when you have done many of them, you need plenty of time to summarize the results. So, we are ready to share with you what incredible Ukrainian businesses have done with a clear understanding of the importance of the social component in their activities and unite their teams around a charitable goal! During the Christmas and New Year holidays, they became wizards for children on the autism spectrum from our LEVCHYK SPECTRUM HUB and made their little dreams come true! 

The Lavina Mall team joined our project, and we thank them for supporting our project and providing a location for the Christmas on the Spectrum promotion, which lasted from 6 December to 15 January! We are also grateful to the mall visitors who came up to us, were interested in the autism topic, and donated to the correctional classes for the pupils of the LEVCHYK SPECTRUM HUB!

We are grateful to the restaurant Ulyublenyi Dyadya and the Christmas Decorations Factory in Klavdiievo-Tarasove for creating Christmas toys with drawings of our lion cubs, and all the profits from their sale were donated to correctional classes for them!

We are grateful to the Milk Bar restaurant for developing and launching a charity Christmas sock with goodies for our lion cubs and those who bought it for them!

We thank the team of the IT company Quarks for collecting letters with the wishes of our children, preparing gifts, and making their dreams come true!

We thank the Good Bread from Good People and the comedians of the Underground Stand-up for the delicious gifts they handed over to the lion cubs!

We are grateful to the Green Chef nutrition brand, which created a special WAFE UP bar and donated all the proceeds from its sale to correctional classes for children!

We are grateful to Brooks American city cafe for donating a percentage of the Kidsy Brooksy box sales to the lion cubs' remedial classes! 

Thanks to the Kitaika restaurant team, who sold tangerine boxes and special Kitaika + LEVCHYK sticker packs for donations, and also donated part of the proceeds from the sale of spring rolls to remedial classes for children on the autism spectrum!

We are extremely grateful to everyone who joined us, supported our project, and helped us spread the autism-friendly culture in society! Together, we are creating a new and progressive Ukraine!

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