Charity online lesson
“Degrees of comparison of Ukrainian adjectives & adverbs”
Hi Friends!
This month Spilka PORUCH and VERBA school raise funds for the charity project “Торби світла і тепла” (“Bags of light and warmth”). Your donations will go towards the purchase of batteries, flashlights, and power banks for people living on the front line in the Donetsk region. The winter is coming, the temperature drops, russia continues to shell Ukrainian cities and tries to leave Ukraine without electricity. The situation is especially critical in the east, where it is impossible to fix the consequences of shelling quickly. That is why we want to purchase some equipment that will help people there at least to charge their phones to stay in touch with their relatives and to have flashlights for the long winter evenings. Our goal is to gather 150 000 UAH (approx. 4 000 USD). The fundraising is open till October 15th.
ANY donation is priceless! As we always say, there is no such thing as a small donation.
That is why I offer you to purchase my charity video lesson in exchange for any donation for our goal. I think it is a perfect scheme: I teach, you learn, and the people of Donbas get some help from us.
About Сharity Online Lesson
Video lesson
with my explanations, many examples, dialogues, and tasks. Basically, it will be the same as the webinars, that we had during the previous months, but with a small difference - you may watch it any convenient time.
Interactive tasks
that you may do after the lesson to practice the topic, because practice makes it perfect, and my goal is not only to explain the topic to you but also to help you to start using the forms in your speech.
Find out more about “Торбинки світла і тепла” from the founder of Spilka PORUCH, Rusana.
Charity Fund "Volunteer Union "PORUCH"
PORUCH is a space of care and understanding created by IDPs. We unite people for mutual help and support. We maintain unity of the country and develop the culture of volunteering.
Last year we collected 5 million UAH with the help of donations. This helped us to create powerful support for 25,000 Ukrainian families. More than 100 tons of humanitarian aid were distributed among those who needed it. We have carried out more than 50 humanitarian missions to the east of Ukraine, rebuilt 11 damaged houses, and regularly conduct more than 20 free creative and psychological support groups for IDP’s children. We are not stopping there, we are working on uniting Ukrainians and continue to help.
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