It's also cool that I see people are getting interested in such hoodies. It's not an official state program or anything, it's just a couple of people I met who are from Lithuania but they are very supportive of Ukraine and they make such things. I told them they should make it a business because many people might be interested in such things. So far, however, it seems they are only doing it small-scale, and, after all, they don't take anything to themselves since all the money goes to donations, which means they are also spending some money and effort.
But I'll ask them if they, by any chance, considered making it more available to people and get back to you if they do.
That can be said as purchase although you've donated it to the chosen foundation in support of those who are in need and being affected by the war.
Well, congratulations. What do you feel? You consider it as a purchase and at the same time you've contributed and donated. I think you're feeling overwhelmed now and wanting to do it again?
I'm a Ukrainian myself, so what Russia is doing to my country is quite painful to me. I've donated to this fund before, just to support the army, and this time it's especially nice because I got a cool product in return, and I actually intended to buy a zipped hoodie anyway. So it all worked out great. Well, congratulations. What do you feel? You consider it as a purchase and at the same time you've contributed and donated. I think you're feeling overwhelmed now and wanting to do it again?
