Yulia and her Brother Andrey opened Sibs, a coffee roasting business in Ukraine. Shortly after establishing the company, they grew their business, opening two coffee shops and empathically touching their community. Now that war has found their country; Sibs takes on a different purpose.
Although Yulia lives in Seattle with her husband, she still manages the daily business operations. The coffee shops have also become a resource for hosting English and other classes in the community. Learning English is a vital experience for Ukrainians seeking employment in tech and other global industries.
Now that war has found Ukraine, Sibs have pulled together the community to help support the effort for the soldiers fighting against a super military force, Russia.
Yulia has mobilized her community in the USA to gather life-saving supplies, including; medical, diapers, food, and clothing. Yulia's Family and friends will pick up donations at the border and give items to those in need once inside the country.
Yulia plan's to return to Ukraine one day and help rebuild the country.
Click the above to rent and watch. 100% of the rental income will be donated to Yulia’s family in Ukraine.
Three things you can do to help:
Make a donation
Buy supplies
Rent the film
Make a donation.
Yulia and her family are willing to pay whatever it takes and have already spent thousands but I know we can help offset some of the shipping costs to relieve some of that burden. A group of 4 people took over 40 suitcases filled to capacity with food, clothing, baby supplies, and much-needed medical equipment last week but we have boxes and boxes more of brand new items needing to be shipped. If we get the items to Poland, she has contacts that can pick them up and distribute them to people throughout the country in need. Click the button below to go to the gofundme site and make a donation.
Buy Supplies
Yulia has created an amazon list for supplies that people can purchase and she will send them to the Ukraine. Yulia’s family is coordinating the deliveries at the border and sending them to people in need.