The Children of Heroes charity fund and the news outlet Cointelegraph have joined hands with the Cryptoverse to raise money and help war orphans in Ukraine.
Per Cointelegraph, over 5,900 children who lost one or both parents in the Russian invasion of Ukraine have received support from the Children of Heroes. It welcomes up to 50 children each day.
Now, people from across the world can participate in the new campaign by donating popular cryptos such as bitcoin (BTC), ethereum (ETH), litecoin (LTC), and dogecoin (DOGE).
The initiative covers six key areas of support: psychological aid, legal assistance, financial respite, medical care, emergency relief, and socialization.
Therefore, donations will provide the children and their families with "comprehensive assistance through to adulthood in all aspects of life."
The Children of Heroes of Ukraine Foundation states that,
"We believe that the crypto community can make a difference in these childrens’ lives and show them that the world doesn’t have to be a scary place."
Since August 17, BTC 0.3553283 ($10,145) has been donated to the Fund.
The Children of Heroes provided $4.2 million of total aid as of July 1.
With an address in Colorado, USA, the Foundation is supported by UNICEF, Microsoft, Vodafone, and Cargill, among others. Donations are tax-deductible.
On February 24, 2022, Vladimir Putin's army began the invasion of Ukraine.
There were already 105,000 children in orphanages across Ukraine, 100,000 of which were sent to different facilities and scattered once the war erupted, per Reuters.
By May this year, 1,500 children have been orphaned by the war, the AP reported, citing the National Social Service of Ukraine. The numbers are understandably hard to track.
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