Chernobyl project hits a peak of generosity

RECENTLY, the Chernobyl Children’s Project sent its 21st convoy of humanitarian aid, entitled Operation Hope XXI, to the victims and survivors of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster. Worth €2.9 million, it is the most valuable aid convoy ever sent there.

Chernobyl project hits a peak of generosity
Thu, 24 Apr, 2003 - 01:00

The success of this latest convoy is thanks largely to the huge generosity of individuals, schools and organisations in every county in Ireland who have donated large quantities of humanitarian aid.

Our organisation has once again been humbled by the response of the Irish people.

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