Yes! Send me exclusive offers, unique gift ideas, and personalised tips for shopping and selling on Etsy. Show Captcha failed to load. Try using a different browser or disabling ad blockers. Please enter a valid email address. Looks like you already have an account! Please Log in to subscribe. You've already signed up for some newsletters, but you haven't confirmed your address. Register to confirm your address. You've been successfully signed up! Great! We've sent you an email to confirm your subscription. There was a problem subscribing you to this newsletter. Oasis would like to share our latest campaign with you all to help raise money for and support those from Ukraine - #RibbonsforUkraine How to Take PartSchools or community groups who want to share the idea just need to go to www.ribbonsforukraine.org and watch the simple ‘how-to’ video from Oasis Academy Coulsdon, and then get started on making their own ribbons! All monies raised should be then donated through the website. Funds will go to a range of on-the-ground charities in Ukraine and surrounding countries, as well as to support families arriving in the UK. How to Make Ribbons for Ukraine
Show your solidarity with, and take part in raising money for Ukrainian refugees. With a simple £10 investment, you can raise at least £140 towards much-needed relief efforts through #RibbonsForUkraine. Suitable for Primary and Secondary Schools, youth, community groups, churches, mosques and temples. £10 will buy you enough ribbon and pins to make 140 #RibbonsForUkraine. Sell them in your local community, school, shops or club for a minimum of £1 each and make a lasting difference for some of the countless families who have had to flee from their homes. We recommend starting off by getting your class of students or community group to make between 100 – 140 ribbons and sell them first before making any more, that way you’ll be able to easily keep track of the progress you’re making. Watch the video for a simple how-to guide to making your ribbons and get started!
You can donate the money you raise through our Justgiving campaign. All funds will go to a range of on-the-ground charities in Ukraine and surrounding countries, as well as to direct support of Ukranian families arriving in the UK. Find out more on the giving page. Every penny of the money you raise will help provide vital practical and medical supplies – and help families who have left
everything behind. DONATE Share photos of your ribbon-making with the hashtag #RibbonsForUkraine. Amplify your fundraising by getting your school, faith or community group, family or friends involved. Donate £3 by textYou can make a donation directly by text by texting RIBBONS to 70085 to donate £3.*  Ribbon making step-by-stepRibbons for Ukraine are quick and easy to make.
#RibbonsForUkraine is hosted by Oasis – a community transformation organisation. Our 52 Academies, Oasis churches, and Oasis community hubs will be playing our part in raising funds, but #RibbonsForUkraine is for everyone! Oasis works in the UK as well as in Uganda, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, India, Belgium, and Kyrgyzstan. In recent months we have supported refugees from Iran, Syria, Afghanistan – and now Ukraine, through housing, education, and through community support. The money raised through our Ukraine Appeal will go to accredited partner organisations and charities working directly with Ukrainian refugees where it is most needed. Find out more about Oasis’ work at www.oasisuk.org *Total cost £3 + one standard message charge How do you make Ukraine ribbon support?Cut one yellow ribbon to about 16cm / 6.5 inches in length, at an angle. Cut a blue ribbon to the same length. Place the blue and yellow ribbons over one another, line them up, and fold them over each other. Take a craft safety pin and attach it to the middle of the ribbon, where they overlap to secure it in place.
Is there a ribbon for Ukraine?These blue ribbons sport the hashtag #withrefugees, referring to the refugee crisis caused by the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine, and in solidarity with all people forced to flee oppression. Individuals who showed up to the red carpet sporting the pins included Jamie Lee Curtis, Samuel L.
How do you pin a ribbon?Directions:. Cut a three-inch length of ribbon, snipping both ends at an angle. ... . Fold the right end in the same way so the ribbon crosses itself about a half inch below the fold.. Where the ribbon crosses itself, use the small safety pin to hold the ribbon in place, concealing the pin behind the ribbon.. |
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