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Goal achieved. At the beginning of Marcha few days after the outbreak of the war in Ukraine, Mila Kunis And Ashton Kutcher have launched on the web a fundraiser to help refugees: «Right now we have to stay close to the population victim of conflict», the two actors declared in a video, inaugurating the campaign with a donation from three million dollars and setting a goal: «We want to get to 30 million».
A goal achieved in just two weeks: “We are filled with gratitude for your support», writes the couple today in a new one Instagram posts. “Since we asked you to join us, you’ve come forward more than 65 thousandby donating what you could. And thanks to the your help we have exceeded the quota that we set for ourselves: although it is not the solution to the problemwe will provide comfort to those who face an uncertain future”.
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“Our job anyway is not finished» announce Mila and Ashton. «As the funding will keep coming, we will everything possible to ensure that these gestures of love reach the needy: we will negotiate every dollar as if coming out of our pocketsrespecting the job that it was necessary to earn it, i good intentions with which it was donated and the desire to see the most of it positive impact».
Fundraising, therefore, Go on on the platform GoFundMe. The two stars, from the first moment, they have specified that the funds will be transferred to Flexport And Airbnb, two very active companies on the borders of the theaters of war: «The first is organizing shipments of humanitarian aid at the refugee camps, the second supplies free accommodation in the short term to those fleeing the conflict”. Support concrete and targetedso.
Besides Mila, naturalized U.S. Ukrainianimmediately expressed the will to really lend a hand: she who was born in Chernivtsi25 kilometers from the border with the Romaniawhen those territories were still part of theSoviet Union, and at the age of eight she emigrated with her family to the USA. “I’ve never been like this proud of my origins», he said, «Ukraine is showing courageWe have to support it.”
«Because the events that are taking place they are devastating. And there must be no room for these unjust attacks on humanity».
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