Runner from the State Migration Service raised 2 million for bulletproof vests: the story of Vasyl Ukrayintse

Runner from the State Migration Service raised 2 million for bulletproof vests: the story of Vasyl Ukrayintse

Vasyl Ukrayintse, an employee of the Borshchiv branch of the State Migration Service in the Ternopil region, during over 10 years of work in the service not only performs his duties but also actively engages in running and volunteering. His efforts are focused on helping Ukrainian soldiers in the current difficult times. Thanks to his participation in the charitable project 'Run for 100 thousand bulletproof vests', he managed to raise over 2 million hryvnias for protective gear for the military.

Example of active civic position

Vasyl has completed over 60 races, ranging from short distances to marathons. This experience not only helps him maintain physical fitness but also inspires him to engage in new good deeds. He believes that running can be likened to life:

“Running is like life: do not stop, even when it's hard” - Vasyl Ukrayintse

Additionally, he shares his life credo: 'I live with the energy of movement and the inspiration to serve people'. This approach to life and work makes him an example for others who strive to help their country in difficult times. Vasyl Ukrayintse is not just a face of the State Migration Service but also a symbol of active civic position and volunteering.

The story of Vasyl Ukrayintse illustrates the importance of volunteering and an active civic position in Ukraine, especially in the context of military conflict. His contribution to providing the military with necessary equipment demonstrates how individual efforts can have a significant impact on supporting the army and society as a whole. Such examples inspire other citizens to join initiatives that strengthen the country's defense capability and support the military at the front.