
My Community Help

Anna Kobylarz, President of Community Help, is raising funds to benefit the City of Goodness project in Ukraine.
As the world mourns the unconscionable invasion of Ukraine, Kobylarz seeks to help Ukrainian children by supporting the construction of a rehabilitation home for them in the City of Goodness.
Construction on the center has begun, and we are looking to raise at least $100,000 to help complete the project.
We kindly ask for your help. Your contribution will make an impact, whether you donate $5 or $500. Every little bit helps.

From the beginning of war Community Help Organization are raising money to help Ukrainian children who are suffering because of the Russian aggression against Ukraine. Those monies were used to support children in the City of Goodness. City of Goodness is a center that accepts women with children and elderly people from all the war zone areas. During the war, the center has taken in three evacuee orphanages from the South of Ukraine. These are the children from birth to 7 years of age. Currently at the City of Goodness, there are 350 people in general, including over 200 children. Most of them are orphans and some of them are disabled or need physiological help. They are already getting professional help from specialists in the City of Goodness.
Anna Kobylarz, the President of Community Help Organization has just come back from her 12th trip to Ukraine. Most of her time she spent in the City of Goodness where she volunteered to take care of small orphans. Through her connections with other organizations, she was able to raise funding directly to the City of Goodness supporters.
At this time, we are raising funds to support the City of Goodness in opening a professional rehabilitation center where more children can get professional physical and psychological help.
It is very important to have that opportunity right away and not to wait for the end of the war as more and more children lose their parents, homes, and their health. A lot of children received wounds that should be treated as soon as possible.
For this purpose we are planning to raise $100,000.
Thank You For Your Support!

Community Help is an associated program of Polish American Foundation of CT, a public charity recognized as tax-exempt by IRS under Section 501(c)3. Your cash contribution is tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.

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Our Team

Anna Kobylarz
PRESIDENT
Anna has selflessly dedicated herself to helping children in Ukraine during a time full of war, loss and tragedy.
Her efforts have brought her to many places across the war-torn country where her help was needed, often in dangerous environments.
From providing life-saving medication and bringing humanitarian aid, Kobylarz has gone above and beyond for those who need it most.
Kobylarz says that her heart is with these kids, many of whom that have lost their parents, friends, and belongings.
The children range from newborns to school-aged children, and they are in need of a safe space to grow, to learn, and to love.
Kobylarz is raising money through The Polish American Foundation (PAF) to benefit City of Goodness, which is an effort to provide resources to children in need.

Zoriana Kramarenko
TREASURER
On the day when Russia started an unprovoked war against Ukraine, Ukrainian-born Zoriana decided that she must do everything she can to help Ukrainians.
Together with Anna, they have started their mission. While Anna was on the ground Zoriana was responsible for one of the biggest humanitarian aid actions for Ukraine in Connecticut. She organized collecting, sorting and packing medical supplies, personal care items, food, cloth baby care stuff and more. Most of the pallets she sent to an orphanage in Western Ukraine and the rest were delivered to a refugee center in L’viv.
From the beginning of the war, Zoriana acts as a connector between Ukrainian, Polish, and American nonprofit organizations and not only. Thanks to her skills and fluent English, Ukrainian and Polish languages, she was able to successfully manage humanitarian aid in Poland and Ukraine.
She dedicated herself to spreading awareness to the public about how critical it is to help displaced people, especially children during the war. Her closest family remains in Ukraine. Now she is focusing on raising money to protect orphans transferred from the warzone to safe places.

Dr. Izabela Marczak, MD
SECRETARY
So blessed and thankful for all donations!

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