5K in Darien will help buy boots for Ukrainian soldiers
The group is hosting their first 5K run at Pear Tree Point Beach in Darien on July 10th. So far, 127 people have signed up. All funds raised will go towards buying boots for Ukrainian soldiers.
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528ds agoA group of women in Stamford who started the nonprofit Blue and Yellow Inc. to help the Ukrainian army is organizing a 5K run in Darien to buy boots for soldiers.
News 12 first brought viewers the story of the group making blue and yellow hearts for Ukraine back in March. The group garnered so much support, they're now raising money in different ways.
"It just feels great to put everyone together and be able to buy something for our soldiers," says volunteer Tetiana Kokorska.
The group is hosting their first 5K run at Pear Tree Point Beach in Darien on July 10. So far, 127 people have signed up. All funds raised will go toward buying boots for Ukrainian soldiers.
Kokorska says it's important to continue talking about the war in Ukraine, after several residential buildings in Ukraine were hit by Russian airstrikes, killing civilians.
"We need to keep talking about it because the world has to know about us and what's going on," she said.
For more information on the 5K and how to sign up, click here.
To learn more about the work Blue and Yellow Inc. is doing to help Ukraine and upcoming events, you can find them on Instagram.
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