Read this report on Global Giving At the end of March 2025, during a three-day business trip to Ukraine, I visited the construction status of the welfare facility in Berehove, the planned site of the new kitchen point. Last year, due to the high cost of living, the weak yen, the lack of manpower, and the fact that the construction workers that were finally secured were no longer available due to the draft, there were many headaches, and construction was delayed significantly,

Read this report on Global Giving It is now May and the weather in Zakarpattia Oblast, Ukraine, is finally becoming spring-like. The construction of the General Welfare Center, which began in March 2023, is now in its third year. After overcoming difficulties such as soaring material costs and the drafting of construction workers due to the worsening war situation, the center is now nearing completion along with fresh greenery. Interior work was almost completed in May, and t

Read this report on Global Giving In the quiet city of Uzhhorod, Western Ukraine, a local cemetery tells a heartbreaking story. Each month, the rows of fresh graves for fallen soldiers grow longer. For the children left behind, these aren't just statistics—they are the final resting places of their fathers and heroes. After more than three years of conflict, the trauma has moved deep beneath the surface. Children who have lost parents or fled their homes are living in a state

Read this report on Global Giving Through Terra Renaissance's support activities in western Ukraine, we have met many people and received their help. Among them, Mr. Toru Ohki, known as “Mr. Yellow Blues,” introduced to me last summer by a friend working for the International Committee of the Red Cross, left a particularly deep impression. He listened intently to my account of the harsh realities within Ukraine, nodding repeatedly with the deep, resonant voice characteristic