Solidarity with Ukraine: NGOs, companies and individuals unite to offer help to Ukrainian refugees arriving in Romania
Many non-profit organizations (NGOs), companies and individuals in Romania have started initiatives aimed at helping the Ukrainian citizens fleeing the war in their country. Some provide accommodation and food, while others offer…
Irina Marica · Journalist
· Updated · 4 min read
Many non-profit organizations (NGOs), companies and individuals in Romania have started initiatives aimed at helping the Ukrainian citizens fleeing the war in their country. Some provide accommodation and food, while others offer transport, essential goods, or support and assistance for pets. Below is a list of such campaigns and initiatives (and everyone is welcome to join their efforts).
Fight for Freedom provides accommodation and food at its centres in Veresti and Burdujeni in Suceava county. They're sharing updates and information on their Facebook page - here.
Local businessman Stefan Mandachi offers accommodation at his hotel in Suceava (limited spaces), as well as free meals at the Spartan restaurant in the city centre (Ukrainians need to show an ID card). Plus, those who want to make donations can do so at the same restaurant, and the businessman is also working on setting up special spaces for pets. He's updating the information on Facebook - here.
Andra Hotel in Tecuci can also host refugees, according to a Facebook message of manager Mac Florea.
Complexul Turistic Costești also joined the list of local businesses supporting Ukrainians with accommodation and food. No more rooms were available on Friday morning, but they said they would publish updates regularly. More details here.
MOOD Coffee in Gura Humorului is also offering free meals to Ukrainian refugees. Find out more here.
Dyno Lake fishing complex in the county of Calarasi also announced that it could offer accommodation to Ukrainian refugees - further details here.
The Association of Romanian Contemporary Art Galleries
