Different types of support are not openly discussed, but are felt by those who receive them. Among such examples, one can cite a responsible business that has joined forces with volunteers. In a week, the Monomakh company (founded by Bohdan and Taras Barabash) has already helped military hospitals twice.<\/p>\n
Today, November 21, 15,000 servings of tea were delivered to one of the largest military medical institutions in the Kyiv region, thanks to Monomakh’s support.<\/p>\n
Just a week ago, on November 14, in cooperation with the team of the Volunteer Battalion charity fund, whose founder, Roman Bochkala, personally participated in the transfer, the company handed over 20,000 servings of tea to service members undergoing treatment at a Kyiv hospital.<\/p>\n
Those involved in supplying the front and the hospital know that tea, coffee, and cookies are not just things. They are an invaluable source of emotional support, creating a sense of warmth and normality in wartime. It is in such “simple” gestures that proper care is manifested.<\/p>\n
The Monomakh company has been consistently supporting the military for almost 3 years, providing tens of millions of servings of tea and coffee and making contributions totaling more than 100 million hryvnias.<\/p>\n
It is essential that the company not only continues to operate during the war but also survives the occupation, the suspension of production, and the start of work under shelling and on generators, preserving the team and even expanding production capacities.<\/p>\n
This is a true example of socially responsible business: first, taking care of people and the country in difficult times.<\/p>\n
These stories are not about PR, but about new values \u200b\u200bthat shape business ethics in wartime.<\/p>\n
Real help is not only about finances but also about the willingness to be there and to give warmth and hope to those who need it most.<\/p>\n
Let us remind you that the Monomakh company, known for its brands Lovare, Monomax, and “Three Elephants”, became the subject of a CK Life story. Despite the war, the factory continued operating, kept the team, maintained production and supplies, and provided tea to the military every day.<\/p>\n
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