Brooklyn nonprofit creates Amazon wish list for Ukrainian victims
Hundreds of packages poured into a Sheepshead Bay apartment building that will be on a plane to be distributed to the people of Ukraine.
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Mar 5, 2022, 2:31 AM
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302ds agoAn Amazon wish list posted on a Brooklyn nonprofit's Instagram is sparking worldwide action to help Ukraine.
Hundreds of packages poured into a Sheepshead Bay apartment building that will be on a plane to be distributed to the people of Ukraine.
The boxes contain items like medical supplies, diapers, children's clothing and much more.
Gabriella Mistelmamher and Pamela Khait are part of the nonprofit The Archers Project and decided to post the items they wanted to donate.
The wish list started Sunday with 100 items and they have received over 4,000 items and tens of thousands of dollars in donations.
News 12 is told there will be five to six more deliveries arriving every day.
