Fife girl's brooches and ribbon pins raise £2000 for Ukraine's children
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Kind-hearted Maisie Law has been making and selling flower brooches and Ukrainian ribbon pins, with the proceeds going to the Voices of Children Foundation.
The Largoward Primary School pupil initially set a target of £100 – but in two months, she’s already raised £2000.
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Hide AdMum Leanne said: “Maisie started fundraising after becoming very upset and scared about what she was seeing and hearing on the news and in everyday conversations.
“She asked if there was anything she could do to help the children, in particular, who had to leave family and homes behind.
“I showed her an easy technique to make flower corsage brooches and ribbon pins which are made in Ukrainian colours, as a way of the wearer to show support for Ukraine.
“People have been buying these directly from Maisie and through various other means such as Facebook. She also sold them in conjunction with the Rotary Club of Leven at the Levenmouth Market last month.
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Hide Ad“For a nine-year-old to raise £2000 is quite an achievement. She has worked very hard making brooches before and after school, and is very happy that she is able to help children who are suffering. I am incredibly proud of her and her compassion for others.”
The Voices of Children Foundation is currently working to help children and families across Ukraine, providing emergency psychological assistance and assisting in the evacuation process.