Man at Coffee Shop, Early Morning, Lviv, Ukraine
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Man sitting outside at a coffee shop in Lviv, Ukraine in June 2024.
I met this man in Lviv and shared breakfast with him. I regret forgetting his name. Forgive me.
He came to Ukraine to see if he could volunteer his services to the army fighting Russia.
He had experience with wartime logistics and figured he could help.
I would love to meet him again and buy him breakfast.
In June 2025 I was given the pleasure of returning to the Karabin Camp in Western Ukraine.
This camp allows children to be children for a week free of bombs and drones.
There is an organization called Novi that ministers to children in war zones. Novi is run by two wonderful friends of mine, Steve and Oddny. They have been helping kids in Ukraine for many years. They don't just help with physical needs, but really focus on the psychological trauma that war inflicts on these young minds. There work is invaluable. The head of Novi in Ukraine is Sasha. Sasha is a big man with an even bigger heart.
"Our commitment to improving the lives of children affected by war is key to building a better and more peaceful world. These children are tomorrow's leaders, and investing in their well-being is a strategic priority to ensure their future contributions." Novi
100% of all money received for this photograph will be given to the Novi Community.
If you would like to help Novi, please click on the link below to go to there website.
I met this man in Lviv and shared breakfast with him. I regret forgetting his name. Forgive me.
He came to Ukraine to see if he could volunteer his services to the army fighting Russia.
He had experience with wartime logistics and figured he could help.
I would love to meet him again and buy him breakfast.
In June 2025 I was given the pleasure of returning to the Karabin Camp in Western Ukraine.
This camp allows children to be children for a week free of bombs and drones.
There is an organization called Novi that ministers to children in war zones. Novi is run by two wonderful friends of mine, Steve and Oddny. They have been helping kids in Ukraine for many years. They don't just help with physical needs, but really focus on the psychological trauma that war inflicts on these young minds. There work is invaluable. The head of Novi in Ukraine is Sasha. Sasha is a big man with an even bigger heart.
"Our commitment to improving the lives of children affected by war is key to building a better and more peaceful world. These children are tomorrow's leaders, and investing in their well-being is a strategic priority to ensure their future contributions." Novi
100% of all money received for this photograph will be given to the Novi Community.
If you would like to help Novi, please click on the link below to go to there website.