Yo Soy Tú food bank collecting non-perishable and children's food to send to Ukraine

The Yo Soy Tú food bank, which serves more than 1,500 people every day in Malaga, has joined forces to contribute food to the Ukraine via the Maydan association.

Estefanía Vaytman, one of the organisation's volunteers, was one of those in charge of collecting the kilos of food prepared by Yo Soy Tú, which is mostly products for children and babies: "When it arrives at the border, we have to camouflage it in our country's cars so that they don't attack when they see Spanish number plates. Then it is taken to the points where there are military personnel or civilians who have stayed in the country, like my mother," says Vaytman, who has been in Malaga for 22 years. Emilio Gómez, the president of Yo Soy Tú, has been posting information about the products they are collecting on the association's Facebook page and are in contact with Maydan.