✨ Help a mom of six get a family car ♥️

Dear Reader,

My name is Ewelina. Since last year, I have been raising six children on my own — three are my biological children, and three I have adopted with love and an open heart. Our family is a lively bunch, with kids ranging in age from 5 to 15 — each with their own story, their own needs, and an endless capacity to love.

Everyday life isn't easy, but I try my best to give my children what matters most: a sense of safety, stability, and a warm, loving home. Until recently, one of the pillars of our daily routine was our car — a nine-seater that allowed me to take the children to school, to medical appointments, to activities, and on little trips that brought us closer together. Sadly, the car broke down beyond repair, and the cost of fixing it was more than I could afford. With a heavy heart, I had to sell it.

Right now, I don’t have the means to purchase another vehicle, nor do I receive any support from local institutions. As a mother of six — three of whom have experienced difficult pasts and require special care — I sometimes feel helpless. Especially now, as our long-awaited family trip to Poland is fast approaching. It’s a holiday we planned and paid for last year. Without a car, we simply can’t go — and for my children, this is much more than just a holiday. It’s a promise. A dream they’ve been holding onto.

I'm trying to raise between £5,000 and £10,000 – enough to buy a safe, reliable 9-seater vehicle that will fit our family and serve us in daily life.

So I reach out with humility and hope: if there is someone who can help — financially, by lending a vehicle, or even by connecting me with a company or organization that could assist — I would be deeply grateful. Any help, no matter how small, would be a ray of hope for us.

Thank you to everyone who takes the time to read this letter. And to those who choose to help — thank you twice over. From me, and from the six amazing children who teach me every day what true strength and love really mean.

With gratitude,

Ewelina