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CLEVELAND — As the war on Ukraine wages on and the death toll continues to climb, Cleveland families are continuing to find ways to help those impacted. Through the organization U4UKids, Ukrainian orphans are on their way to Cleveland right now for a three-and-a-half-week stay.
“They're really happy that they go to America,” said volunteer, Iryna Ihnatenko. “They couldn't even sleep before the journey.” “We really want to bring this time of peace, relaxation, renewal for their mind and soul and kind of plant that seed of love that, they're not alone,” said Gabyak. “We're here with them and the whole world is still watching them.”
“These kids lived through this time and they remember it,” Gabyak said. “It's not like they were watching it. So, that's why it's important for us to really have the heart and open our doors, open our hearts to help them recover through what they've gone through.”
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