Between March 17 & 21, 2022 I drove a fully loaded bus (sponsored by Careflex Zorggroep) with relief goods, food, medical supplies, personal care products and more via Berlin, Germany, towards the East of Poland.
I felt I needed to do something concrete myself, towards people who became unwillingly victims of war. Stichting Geef een Glimlach in Tilburg (especially the Polish Mrs. Babs C.) also hugely helped out with relief goods, practical assistance during my journey and by offering a drop of point in a very rural village close to the Ukrainian border. Father Tomazs (a local, Catholic Priest) took over there, and helped with a team of volunteers to unload the bus and distribute the goods in small portions further inland Ukraine, as far as East of Kyiv, where some of the relief good already have arrived. This is a small selection of images I made during my Road Trip via three Countries.
Driving a Relief Run at Night through Poland
Food & Volunteers at Reception Center Berlin’s Hbf, Germany
Loading Relief Run Ukraine in Rotterdam, Netherlands
LHBTI Refugee Couple from Odessa, Ukraine at Reception Center of Berlin’s Hbf, Germany
Facade of Berlin’s Hbf / Hauptbahnhof, Germany
Staying Overnight at Hotel while Driving a Relief Run in Poland.
Unloading Relief Run with Goods, South-East Poland
Loading Relief Run Ukraine in Rotterdam, Netherlands
Give a Smile Foundation: Distributing Relief Goods towards Ukraine. Tilburg, Netherlands
Driving a Relief Run towards Ukraine: Highway
Just Arrived Ukrainian War Refugees at Berlin Hbf, Germany
Careflex Bus Parked before 2nd Etappe on RAW Gelande in Berlin, Germany
Driving a Relief Run Rural Road over a Rural, Village Road, Poland
Painting of the Ukrainian Flag. Tilburg, Netherlands
Unloading a Relief Run in South-East Poland
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