How CEO Saves Thousands in Ukraine.

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"I'm a startup guy; I write code. Like many good Jews, I'm trying to help however I can. After this is over, I'll go back to being a mere tech guy," says Guy Amar, a remarkable entrepreneur putting his life on the line to save others. As the founder of a Ukrainian-based company, Guy displayed incredible bravery and audacity when he sent his staff to Poland right before the war began. At the same time, he stayed behind in Ukraine to aid refugees. Converting his 13,000 sq. foot office into a refugee center, he funded the initial supplies during the first week of the conflict. Despite a month of shelling, Guy remains committed to helping those in need today. Alongside his dedicated team, he has successfully assisted thousands of refugees in safely crossing out of Ukraine. After his employees safely left the country, Guy took to social media, offering meals, showers, and assistance with border crossings. Thousands of people contacted him, as the Israeli Embassy had already evacuated, leaving a void in resources and aid. Guy stepped in and became the unofficial guardian of Ukraine, providing crucial support to those in need. In his own words, Guy emphasizes that what he did is what any reasonable human being, regardless of religion, color, or background, should do—or what he would expect them to do. Join us as Guy shares poignant stories of refugees, including Holocaust survivors, children, and families, inspiring us with his unwavering commitment to humanity.
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