WithOut Excuse Endeavor aims to help the plight of at-risk youth around the world.

We are raising money for our Ukraine ministry called Freeway. Their team works with at risk youth during the week in their after-school program. They offer sports, English classes and work hard to connect with the kids. The team also visits multiple state run orphanages. They bring food, clothes and most importantly they bring themselves! They show these kids they are loved and they offer them hope for their futures.

This Fund is created for students in Ukraine who are Orphans, Graduates of Boarding Schools, or Children from Families in Crisis and Extreme Poverty. The students who receive this scholarship are students with a determination to succeed but their circumstances have prevented their grades from eligibility for government-funded scholarships.

This fund will specifically be used for the vehicle Andriy drives for Freeway in Ukraine. It will be used for repairs until funds for a replacement can be accumulated.

This fundraiser is to raise money to fund the registration for 3 individuals (Andriy and two others) to attend TCC training in Ukraine. The approximate cost for attendance is $400 per person. Here is description from Back2Back Ministry's website:

"Working with kids affected by the trauma of abuse, neglect, and abandonment is tough work. We get that!

Combining forces with Texas Christian University’s world-renowned Karyn Purvis Institute of Child Development and leaning on more than 20 years of working directly with some of the toughest situations the world has to offer, Back2Back’s Trauma Care training has influenced governments, NGO’s, schools, and caregivers from more the 50 countries.

Trauma Informed Care that’s research-based and immediately applicable makes a real difference in the lives of children right where you are!"

$100 FoodBox per Family

All donations to this project will go to providing food for needy families in Ukraine affected by the supply chain disruptions due to economic lockdown caused by pandemic fears. These families are not looking for a handout...they are families introduced to Andriy that normally provide for their families but are unable to work due to the economic lockdown. 

Andriy has a vision to bring self-sustainable farms to less fortunate village families. The prototype shown in the picture above to represent what he wants to do for as many families as he can. His hopes are the families can both eat and sell/barter eggs from hens and eat the meat of some chickens after some hatch. He wants to buy seeds so the families can grow vegetables for their families and also sell/barter for more supplies. 
 

The families Andriy knows are not looking for handouts and are willing to work to eat. They live day to day and week to week, not always knowing how they will provide for their families in the coming month. These were particularly hard hit when supply chains failed across Europe and Africa when the lockdowns were instituted. These families faced a complete lack of food which Andriy's FoodBox program helped remedy until things have slowly reopened.