Specialists of the hospital remain in Kiev to help children and the wounded.
A charity auction is taking place in London to sell a painting by street artist Banksy CND Soldiers. Proceeds from the sale of the painting will be donated to Kyiv's Okhmadet, whose specialists continue to stay in the city to help children and the wounded. This was reported by the Ministry of Health of Ukraine.
The auction will end on March 27, bidding will start from 20 thousand pounds (about 770 thousand hryvnia).
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An incredibly generous client offered us the opportunity to sell our always relevant CND Soldiers Banksy, with 100% of the proceeds going to the Okhmatdet Children's Hospital in Kyiv, Ukraine. All money received from the winner will be sent directly to the hospital. We will also donate our entire commission to this cause, and therefore the painting will be sold with a 0% commission for both the buyer and the seller, ”the auction website said.
There is also the opportunity to make a donation to the hospital directly. To do this, there is a special link.
“Despite the active shelling and air strikes of the Russian Federation, Okhmatdet specialists continue to remain in Kyiv to protect and treat children and the wounded taken to hospital. Thanks to the dedicated work of the hospital, timely medical care is provided to patients in full, and the funds raised will ensure the continuation of this important work, “said the organizers of the action.
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