Visiting a help center for Ukrainian refugees // Volunteers Tbilisi

[@NatashasAdventures]

Help volunteers buy food and medicine for refugees from Ukraine! Send them a PayPal donation: www.paypal.com/paypalme/vasylDM Or in any other way (SWIFT, Сrypto, etc): volunteerstbilisi.com/en/donate Or sign up for recurring donation on Patreon: www.patreon.com/volunteerstbilisi Recurring donations can ensure we will be able to help Ukrainians for a long time Follow us on social media: instagram.com/volunteers_tbilisi facebook.com/volunteers.tbilisi Thank you so much!

[@lutztilker550]

I am already one of their patrons 💙💛

[@chadstevens6605]

Donated. Thank you for doing this video, Natasha.

[@larrybarrett5810]

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[@Ed_Stuckey]

I used the PayPal link to make a small donation but only because you visited them and showed us what great work they are doing. This world needs more Natashas. пока-пока 💙💛

[@LetoAtreides82]

Made a small donation. I hope people don't stop supporting Ukraine while the war is still going on.

[@astronorthwet636]

It’s one thing to be a refugee and need help. It’s another to be a refugee and spend your own money and volunteer to help the others. Well done Natasha❤!

[@johnnycondor]

Well said! My thoughts exactly! 👍

[@laars0001]

Brava Natasha! 👏🏼❤️

[@nina27707]

careful and be correct who you call a refugee. War is happening in Ukraine and not in Russia, no Russian is a refugee, if government is against you, that you chose or dont fight enough to reelect or throw away, then you are not a refugee.

[@astronorthwet636]

@@nina27707 According to Natasha’s lifestyle she is.

[@nina27707]

@@astronorthwet636 yeah? why didnt she stay in her country and fight harder to bring changes and stop this madness from happening? dont say she would be caught and imprisoned, cuz if every single Russian stood against war, there would be no cells to imprison people. No change is made without sacrifice.

[@gikasmith5511]

Thank you Natasha. I live in Tbilisi, and I did help some Ukrainian refugees with accomodation in the spring, plus sent some humanitarian aid and donations. Your video reminded me that until the war is over I - and many other Georgians - should continue to help Ukraine and Ukrainians. Until the victory. Glory to Ukraine and welcome to Georgia!

[@константинбатьков-д1ы]

Интересно, а она заботилась о людях с Донбасса или говорила, что там происходило? Если Украина белая и пушистая, а во всём виновата Россия, то она и 80 лет назад рассказывала бы, что Сталин плохой, Союз тоже и во всём виноват, а "цивилизованные" европейцы защищают цивилизацию от орд с востока.

[@pauldunecat]

@@константинбатьков-д1ы the people from Donbas are Ukrainian. RU doesn't care about Donbas look at Mariupol. RU go home leave all Ukraine forever!!!

[@pauldunecat]

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[@PalleRasmussen]

@@константинбатьков-д1ы I wonder if Internet Research Agency pays in Turnips still, or bananas now they moved to Ghana? How does it feel to be Prigozhin's bitch, spreading all this old, tired Vranyo that has been proven wrong time over. Does the vodka help the conscience? Is it just a job you detatch from?

[@NatashasAdventures]

Thank you so much 🙏 🇬🇪

[@icare6076]

Oh Natasha, I am so grateful that you are doing this. It heals my heart whenever I see Russian people doing something to help Ukraine. ❤ I believe that this is building energy towards a new humanity. Thank you, my dear. ❤❤❤

[@Janek43961]

Not to manny of Russians helps. Most of them are bother mostly by their own business

[@francesbrown5116]

On Al Jezeera they showed all countries who had taken in refugees surprisingly Russia had taken in the highest amount .

[@nick6342]

It's cool that people from different countries are all working together at the volunteer center to help

[@WurstWesen82]

It is because the people are not the problem. Well not the majority. Politicians are the problem.

[@pontiuspilates]

@@WurstWesen82 Politicians get elected by people. They rise to power precisely because people allow and enable them.

[@pontiuspilates]

@Glenn F That guy did not fall from the sky though. He invaded Georgia in 2008, took Ossetia and Abkhazia, then Ukraine in 2014 and took Crimea. There's been a window of 14 years for someone to cook that dickhead alive, yet still he lives.

[@toby9999]

@@WurstWesen82 People are the problem just not all. There is good and bad everywhere. Politician or not.

[@toby9999]

Wish the whole world would be working together this way but there'll always be a few trouble makers.

[@penwithoutasword9459]

Thank you for this, Natasha. My wife is working for a similar center in the Netherlands.

[@Grek1574]

Tell her Дякую❤

[@paultyronehensonjr7001]

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[@paultyronehensonjr7001]

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[@paultyronehensonjr7001]

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[@Zgurkogel]

@@paultyronehensonjr7001 you can easily remove earlier messages by clicking on the 3 dots to the right. Let me know if this helps. 👍🏼

[@espesq]

I sent $500 from California. You are doing a great job spreading the word. Now you are a journalist!

[@RussianPlus]

Wow! Thank you 🙏

[@NatashasAdventures]

Thank you so much!

[@chrismuzzey7557]

This is a very commendable and beautiful thing that you do for 🇺🇦, Natasha and Zach!

[@константинбатьков-д1ы]

интересно, что мешает сделать тоже самое для России и жителей Донбасса?

[@pauldunecat]

@@константинбатьков-д1ы Donnass is Ukraine! RU gone home leave UA forever!

[@pauldunecat]

@@константинбатьков-д1ы kzbin.info/www/bejne/nV68fIWZlMdqeac

[@lutztilker550]

@@pauldunecat Not to forget Crimea. 🇷🇺 go home and remember the Budapest Memorandum

[@beachbum77979]

@@константинбатьков-д1ы Watch the video. This organization not only helps Ukrainians but also Russians. As far as Dombass is concerned it's not a safe place for civilians because of ruZZian occupation by orcish military.You should be fine though. Go help out.

[@TerryMcGearyScotland]

Well done. Always good to listen to you. Keep well. I have helped here in Scotland filling boxes of food to send to Ukraine and Poland. Labels had to be written in Ukrainian, Polish and Russian.

[@tonys1636]

Have a friend who is a Ukrainian refugee in the Flemish speaking part of Belgium. Arrived via Poland with her two mothers and two young teenage children plus a dog and a cat. Husband fighting back home. She works for a charity helping refugees by translating Ukrainian and Russian to English as not yet fluent in Flemish to sort out all the paperwork for them. Also works in the canteen that helps feed new arrivals and those not yet placed in more permanent accommodation. She went back to her home once to see her husband and was devastated to see the remains of her apartment block although the centre of the Capital City was almost undamaged then. She and her husband were building a house in the countryside.

[@Grek1574]

Дякую Terry!❤

[@TerryMcGearyScotland]

@@Grek1574 Ми були раді допомогти.

[@neilrobinson7965]

Well done Natasha, you and Zack are doing a great job. You two give me hope that the world can be a better place in the future!

[@yuranival]

ty for the links in the description, your volunteering efforts, and for this video, Natasha ty to all the volunteers in Tbilisi and around the world

[@LinesSoftwareDevelopment]

ty Natasha, for the video and raising the profile of such good work, being done to better support those in need, fleeing Russia's War on Ukraine. I will donate to the charity.

[@laszloember3820]

Köszönjük!

[@normanmerrill1241]

I am glad you are ok…you have a good heart Natasha…very bright and beautiful…stay safe and sound…

[@APlusRussian]

Thank you for using your platform for awareness, and even raising funds for supporting those who are most in need, Natasha 🙏🙏

[@mickgodwin5023]

This video could easily pass as a professionally made documentary. Your interview technique is very good and more warm and respectful than many journalists i've seen on network TV channels recently! ... I miss your collaborations with your friend "the depressed Russian" and look forward to a time when we can see you more often and in that more simple style of content, but I am enjoying what you are showing us lately too... You have come a long way and achieved so much, if you are not proud of yourself, you should be. 😊

[@beachbum77979]

I miss Alena too. Two weeks since her last video when she said she was leaving. two months before that a video with her and Natasha in Vladivostok? That one recorded in July I think. I hope she gotten out safely. I hope to see Alena and Natasha make another video together soon. They compliment each other so well.

[@kenbolder4688]

@@beachbum77979 Yes, I think and expect exactly the same. It will be interesting for Alena, who is the first time abroad. Komsomolsk, where she comes from is a real dump. Maybe she will be dancing in the streets and even losing her depression 😎

[@beachbum77979]

@@kenbolder4688 I've seen her videos and Alena must have incredible strength and vision to see beyond what life has shown her. Same thing with Natasha, but she has physically seen beyond the iron curtain. I would love to see them both dancing, smiling, laughing. I'm glad there are some sane Russians. I'm sad the sane ones are depressed.

[@georgerockwell-z3c]

😂 Simp 🤡 what a joke Professionally made garbage propaganda

[@thedownwardmachine]

I love seeing your adventures evolve from mere travels to reporting, awareness, and aid. May you find your purpose in safety.

[@wokewokerman5280]

People from all over the world appreciate you and the information you give us to better understand the reality of this horrible conflict. May you find peace soon.

[@erikpeterson25]

yes 💕

[@mikakorhonen5715]

No peace with Russia. Russia must be destroyed totally at battlefield.

[@Jonathan_Strange]

❤ Thank you Natasha and all the people at the Refugee Centre, and a big THANK YOU to all Georgians for their kindness. It is so awesome to see young Russians volunteering and helping out in this way.

[@jaimeortega4940]

Much love and respect for both the Georgian and Ukranian peoples and you as well Natasha. I hope you are all well.

[@paultyronehensonjr7001]

DWAYNE NATASHA

[@froodsmash]

I just became a patron for them! Thanks for helping me find a worthy cause to donate to! It’s really hard to find genuine charities nowadays.

[@NatashasAdventures]

Thank you so much!

[@statisticaphil1072]

me 2; it is pleasure to Join and Help

[@joehart7260]

Thank you Natasha for the caring humanity you have demonstrated. It's great to see so many people from different countries volunteering to help these refugees and end this terrible war.

[@1BuckeyeRob]

Good job here, Natasha. Thank you.

[@BrianPSpurr]

What a wonderful organisation. Great episode Natasha.

[@japetbu3487]

Hello Natasha, thank you this positive video in a world out of order. Seeing people from different countries (Russia as well as Ukraine among others) help those in need makes me hope for the future. One day we have to learn to live as neighbors together again. Please continue your work this way, you have my full respect. My donation is on the way to Tbilisi.

[@polska451]

I love Zac and you are amazing ❤ what a beautiful guys in volunteer centre!! Great job ❤❤❤

[@marcierichie5644]

Thanks for showing us this helpful organization. They have really evolved since I first saw them on Zach the Russian. A real lifeline for the many Ukrainians coming to Georgia.

[@gabriellagirardi4741]

Great help for this wonderful people who is suffering for this senseless war. Thank you Natasha for this grest video.

[@ghall441]

Thank you, Natasha, for this video and the donation link. Your heart is in the right place!

[@1ouncebird]

That was a lot of great information Natasha. What you and Zack and all of those volunteers are doing is amazing. Thanks and best wishes to you.

[@GroundhogDK]

Wonderful Natasha! I can't believe how strong and amazing you and your dedicated friends are! I'm so proud young people like yourself use their lives to help others! The wonderful people at the centre like Maritska and Kiril, who work so hard to help the refugees deserve love and gratitude. Thank you and bless you! I wish you all a happy Christmas from Denmark. Love and hugs!

[@ZilsR922]

Wonderful vid lady. To see so many young helping the refugees. Thank you Georgia and especially the Russians. It proves the universal strength of common decency and respect for basic human rights.

[@ellisbloomfield1467]

Thank you for the work you are doing in this impossible situation. May peace come

[@zerksari]

Thank you, from a cold Sweden. You warm my heart.

[@lemal0432]

I noticed a great many YOUNG people, helping, in fact it seemed to me to be mostly young people. Georgians, Russians and Ukrainians, etc.. working side by side. Natasha, you inspire people, you have the courage of your convictions. I respect you enormously. From Perth Australia

[@jesserandall1819]

This is why I respect you so much! You are a person that clearly cares about others: now that you are out of Russia you are not shy about showing your support for the people of Ukraine. Much respect to you and wishing you all good things in the future!

[@piercehaugh1583]

And i didn't think you could get any more amazing and here you are using your money, your free time your strength to try and help people you have never met in your life. This is what makes a great person. You are a great person Natasha!

[@camilasmith6844]

Thank you so much Natasha for your amazing initiative.

[@dankruvand4937]

Just sent my donation via Paypal. Thank you for all you're doing to help the volunteer center in Tbilisi.

[@NatashasAdventures]

Much appreciated! ❤

[@moodymango8855]

So wonderful to see you and Zack helping out Ukrainian refugees as well as fundraising and promoting what the Refugee Center does in Tbilisi. It restores faith in humanity. Slava Ukraini!

[@mikefesta4571]

Happy to help! Thanks, Natasha for keeping the spotlight on the war, and how we can all support the Ukrainian people during this terrible time...

[@philippac4710]

Thank you for making this video, Natasha! It’s so encouraging to see Russians helping Ukrainian refugees. Well done!

[@AtypicalUkrainian]

Thank you, Natasha! ❤ Videos like this are really important to deal with the mutual hostility between ordinary Ukrainians and Russians that is fostered by propaganda. ☮

[@RussianPlus]

Natasha you have a big heart❤. Thank you.

[@54tisfaction]

The Internet has brought us many bad things, but these videos from Natasha and her friends show us the good things the Internet has brought! 😀

[@juligrlee556]

Thank you Natasha for your sharing some of the problems refugees are facing.

[@richpelto248]

I’ve been following you for years. You are a wonderful friend and I am so proud of you ❤

[@edmcreynolds4062]

Natasha, thank you (speciba bolshoi) for doing this video and for linking to help them. I will donate now, thanks to you. Sending Christmas best wishes to you.

[@rachellehmann-ware7657]

Thank you so much for sharing this. I now live in Tbilisi so will be in contact with the center to organise donations.

[@lesbendo6363]

Thank you Natashia and Zack for educating us who are so far away and do not fully understand what refugees have to through. 🇨🇦

[@charlesbuhr9567]

Thanks to all those that help at these centers they are doing a wonderful job. 💙💛 Pamela

[@Pianoguy32]

Love this sort of grass-roots journalism Natasha. Really Good to see how people around the world rally together.

[@vermontnewyorker]

Thank you Natasha for all you do. I have been a follower of yours since the beginning and really enjoyed learning about everyday life in Far East Russia. May this unfortunate ‘detour’ in your life be over with soon.

[@Truly_01]

You’re such a great person Natasha!!! Much love from 🇺🇸 Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦

[@константинбатьков-д1ы]

Вообще-то этот лозунг появился в Австрии в 1939 году, уже после прихода туда хитлера, украинские на ци собрались там на съезд и приняли такой лозунг, тебе нравится хитлер или нет?

[@mduckernz]

@@константинбатьков-д1ы Who cares? That has basically no relevance today. For an analogy- there are many names and phrases popularised originally during WW2 in Germany, that are still used by them today - this does not make them Nazis, and the same applies to Ukraine.

[@beachbum77979]

@@константинбатьков-д1ы Your replies to comments are really appreciated. Not for their content, I haven't seen anyone support you, but because they inspire others to reply to you. That shows increased activity, interest, and involvement on the video. KZbin will recommend videos having increasing views, likes, comments, and replies. And since others reply to your replies you're magnifying your support. So thanks again for helping the channel grow.

[@pessi6185]

@@константинбатьков-д1ы You are correct. These disgusting Liberals, supporting Nazis in Ukraine just like they supported ISIS in Syria! They haven't got a clue. Maybe they should go visit Donetsk and see how they last with the rest of the Donetsk citizens under constant Ukrainian shelling(and has been going on for the last 8 years). I bet they wouldn't last 5 minutes.

[@kennethstair3874]

Donation sent. Thanks for the video. Thanks for the link!

[@PLdemorygray]

Thank you for letting us know about this charity's good work. I have just made a donation in honor of your request.

[@shirleyboy8859]

Bless you for caring and being a Wonderful Person Natasha..... :-)) xxx

[@robinpettit7827]

Glad you did this. It is important to see that even Russians really want to help and not all fall for the propaganda. Thank you.

[@doctorocpus]

The World would be in a terrible place, if these young, good, helpful people would not have existed, including you Natasha..Thank to you all:))

[@grantfahlman1815]

Natasha, thank you so much for making this very important video. It is heart-warming to see the help being provided in Georgia for the displaced Ukrainians; and especially with many Russian's (such as yourself) helping out as well. Down with Putin and his war-mongering and long live Ukraine and it's people!

[@MrChief101]

Excellent to see the work "on the ground" and from a personal point of view. Good work.

[@Brendanno100]

Great video Natasha, Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦

[@senorspaceghosto4718]

Good for you Natasha. Always good to give back. Proud of you. Keep up the good work and I enjoy your streams. Merry X-mas and Happy New Year Natasha. 😀

[@T_Boz1]

Greetings from Canada! Keep up the great work!

[@douglasstewart4846]

Merry Christmas and a happy New year 👍

[@hanamichelle]

Natasha, you are an angel of mercy))). I sponsored a Ukrainian family from Kherson to come live at my house in Houston. It worked out better for them to live with their sister in Raleigh, North Carolina. If you know or meet anyone who wishes to come to the US under the Uniting for Ukraine (U4U) program, they are welcome at my house. I still have 3 empty bedrooms available of my comfortable 4 bedroom house.

[@bganonimouse2754]

Great job Natasha, its so important to do something positive to help when people are suffering for no fault of their own.

[@carolinetaylor5594]

Thank you so much for helping bring light to this great organisation. I have donated because of your video.

[@buzz-9x]

very good humanitarian work in midst of this tragic event. my prayers sympathy empathy to all who were displaced of affected. ☹

[@nickvasilakis]

Very impressed by Georgia. I always thought it was a Russian region with no international identity. Looks like they are trying to help people who are refugees. Bravo! Good journalism, Natasha. I think you can be of use in this world with your clear thinking. Love.

[@EUMikkel]

What amazing work that center is doing! Georgia really have been a pillar of strength in helping all people who don't want war

[@vietnamesebeauties]

Natasha, greetings from Vietnam 🇻🇳 I believe your deeds are so helpful to the volunteer centre. Hope there are more Russians helping out and spreading love ❤️ messages.

[@theblindbuildergrandminuti5648]

Thank you for making this video. This was a good subject to focus on.

[@mysticonthehill]

Lovely work, my heart goes out to both refugee and volunteer alike.

[@ralphrodriguez9037]

Natasha gives me hope. What a gem. Much love from the US to our Russian friends.

[@eugenio1542]

Thank You Georgia and Natasha. ☝️❤️🌍

[@iainradvan6867]

Thanks for this Natasha. So many speak good English! Well done on supporting the refugees. Merry Christmas to you!

[@dudleyhyder4880]

Good to see you vloging again on such an important topic regarding help for Ukrainian refugees. Excellent video. Please keep 🙏 it going. Greetings from South Africa 🇿🇦.

[@lindsaymac01]

Love your work, Natasha, and kudos to you and Zack for pitching in to help.

[@charliestewart5164]

Good job Natasha, this video sheds light on the situation. Wonderful to see you and the team working at the Volunteer Center. Wishing all of you peace and prosperity!

[@randyhughes430]

Canuck here. Thank you. I'm happy to see a Russian helping Ukrainians. You're a good person.

[@judithgreen3689]

Natasha, you’re such an inspiration. I feel for all the Russians who’ve had to leave the only country they’ve known. But, volunteering is taking it to a whole new level. You are so brave and an independent thinker. You’re not only critical of Putin’s policy but doing what you can to right a wrong. Brave lady.

[@epsilone8529]

Its cool to have people like them on earth

[@geoffh2560]

A great reminder that we need to keep up with our support for the people of Ukraine - thanks Natasha!

[@aurinocastro]

You are great and very sensitive human beings. Congratulations to everyone from Russia, Ukraine and other countries. A big hug from Brazil!

[@marklayel]

Very well done Natasha. Was always fond of you and now my respect for you is exceedingly high. Very brave of you as I know well the hazards of taking a stance for the right reasons though unpopular with many people I know.. Slava Ukraine and Blessed be.

[@bobgrygo1500]

Natasha, Your actions Come from the heart! Thank you. Also, Zack too. ❤

[@paparay163]

My thoughts and prayers are with you all. We have a very large population of Ukrainians and Russians living here in Spokane, WA. We will continue to support you all.

[@Grek1574]

Дякую ❤

[@MindfulLifex]

thoughts and prayers dont do anything. you need to do action. donate, volunteer, whatever. thoughts and prayers are useless. Thats what you tell your kids who get killed by your guns. does nothing.

[@paparay163]

We donate, volunteer and much more. God listens. Our freedom entitles your beliefs. Godspeed.

[@mapuche888]

Thank you for your beautiful heart. I'm happy to help

[@deebee4817]

Your videos are doing a great service.

[@cag2817]

I went with Patron since there is a fee with the one-time Paypal link. Thank you Natasha for all your work!

[@lewisk3725]

Thanks Natasha. It was great to see journalism into little covered topic.

[@guibox3]

Amazing where life takes you. A few years ago there was just a young Russian adult making simple KZbin videos to show people life in eastern Russia. Now she is doing humanitarian work during a wartime crisis. Such an amazing woman you are, Natasha!

[@SpencerG89]

Thank you for sharing this information, as well as for taking parts in these efforts yourself. I will definitely donate when I’m able to- I haven’t forgotten and will not forget the needs of the Ukrainians during this war! All the best to you!

[@Tsiqara]

kudos to you for rising public awareness of this important topic and offering means to make a difference.

[@richardcoughlin8931]

Very good job, Natasha. The world needs to keep being reminded about the human cost of this terrible situation.

[@herbertyoung540]

Thank you for your heartfelt insight and commentary on this issue ...

[@linuseisenhower]

respectful and beatuiful volunteers. Thank you Natasha to make this video and call for the support for Tbilisi Ukranian Refugees Help Center, you and Zack are the best.

[@marcsmith2708]

Thank you for recording and posting this video! Showing the world this side of the war is important work.

[@stacatalina]

I just discovered your channel (it was mentioned in one of Niki Proshin’s videos), and this was the second episode I watched. I just donated to them, and subbed to your channel. Thank you!!