We are posting a series of articles with stories from our employees in Ukraine in their own words. Below is one of those stories; if you'd like to read more, click here.
Tyler
My name is Tyler and here are a few words on regular Ukrainian life since the 24th of February.
On the 23rd of February, I had my plans for the next day, month, and future, which would never become reality. Like every Ukrainian, my dreams were crushed by Russian bombs. On the very first night of Russian aggression, I had to leave my home and move to a safer place in western Ukraine. I didn’t know what to do and what would happen next, but I was sure — we had to do everything possible to help Ukraine to stand, so our descendants could leave in a free country.
On the second day of the war, I started creating new plans — volunteering, money gathering, donating, cyberattacks on Russian propaganda websites, and much more. Since then, I and our new team collected millions of hryvnyas for the Ukrainian army and refugees, arranged a safe house which helped 30 Ukrainian families to have a warm bed and roof, found and distributed tons of medicine, body armors, helmets, cars, etc. And we will not stop until we win. Slava Ukraini!