Another transport with gifts for Ukraine
Poczta Polska actively joined in help for Ukrainian citizens. She just sent the next transport with gifts. This time 19 pallets with products will go to the needy. In total, the company - in cooperation with clients, entities from the Poczta Polska group and the "Postal Dar" Foundation - sent over 200 pallets with gifts worth over PLN 1.3 million to Ukraine.
In the transport, which set off from Leżajsk to the Caritas magazine of the Przemyśl Archdiocese in Przemyśl, there were food, hygiene and chemicals, mattresses for children and clothing. Products, as in the case of the previous two transports, were donated by companies cooperating with Poczta Polska. The first transport left Poland on March 4 and went to the employees of the Ukrainian post Ukrposhta, with whom, despite the ongoing war, Polish postalists cooperate continuously. The second was sent on March 12, this time to the Caritas magazine in Przemyśl.
Poczta Polska - almost from the beginning of the war in Ukraine - organizes friendly collections among the company's employees. Until now, several dozen pallets have been sent to regional reception points and warehouses with items currently the most necessary refugees. The "Pocztowy Dar" Foundation also launched a special sub -account for payments for help for Ukraine 36 1320 1104 3014 4239 2000 0005. Products attached to subsequent transports are bought for all the funds paid. In addition - as part of bottom -up initiatives - at least a few employees supported the inhabitants of Ukraine as part of volunteering, working, among others at the train station in Przemyśl.
Poczta Polska has been supporting Ukraine since the beginning of Russian aggression. In agreement with the Post of Ukraine, Poczta Polska took over, among others The role of the UkrPosht connector in international postal movement. The company also joined the government's help program attacked by a neighbor. The National Postal Operator gave appropriate state structures at his disposal, including Over 200 refugees have already sheltered the accommodation base in postal training and recreation centers (more than 200 refugees) and at the Workers' Hotel, vehicles for the transport of Ukrainian citizens from the border to the crisis places indicated by the bars in Poland and for transport to the government's strategic reserve agency. As part of the help of the inhabitants of the Fighting Ukraine, Poczta Polska also donated in the form of seven armored bankers intended for cash. They went to the largest Ukrainian bank - Privatbank. The company also donated to the municipal offices and Caritas - cardboard boxes for collecting gifts. She also made available storage spaces, also for the needs of Caritas. Poczta Polska also reported readiness to offer refugees jobs (the first recruitments are already in progress), including in many positions where knowledge of the Polish language is not required.
The company also joined the information campaign regarding the website helping the help of the MON "Fight with Disinformation" information campaign in Ukraine, in the war in Ukraine. Information materials on both campaigns will be available in about 4,700 Poczta Polska outlets.
Additional postal courses with shipments intended for Ukraine and transports to the warehouses of the Government Strategic Reserve Agency for Ukraine are also being carried out.
Solidarity with Ukraine is also demonstrated by employees of Poczta Polska. Postal drivers mean their cars with a symbolic card located behind the glass of their cars with the slogan #Solidarnizukraina and the Ukrainian flag. On private profiles in social media, postal employees also manifest support for Ukraine.