During our travels, we experienced a lot!

Webaked hundreds of thousands of portions of French fries and snacks and helped people whose homes had been bombed. We co-financed an operation room in Kyiv and we joined famous hero Denis Khrrystov for an evacuation action in Netailove 2 km from the zero line. We were also with medics transferring badly wounded (and deceased) soldiers from an armored vehicle into an ambulance a few kilometers from the zero line. What we saw there was appalling.

Orphans, wounded soldiers and the elderly:
Often we were at orphanages where children were particularly pleased with our visits, but we also heard the most tragic stories from children. At military hospitals we were allowed to bake for great heroes who were mostly badly wounded by shelling, mine blasts or drone attacks.

The "Frying Dutchmen" and "The Holland House"
In Ukraine, we started an NGO (foundation) under the name: "The Frying Dutchmen" and took over a former hotel in Dnipro. We call this "The Holland House". And here up to 70 people can live for free and safely. Our guests come from the most dangerous front locations, from where fleeing on their own is often no longer possible. The refugees are usually evacuated (with armored cars). They were often deprived of heating, electricity and running water for many months. They stay with us for up to 2 months and receive their own room, medical and psychological counseling and, of course, good meals. Together with them, we look for a permanent place to live.