Architecture firm to turn Ukrainian military helmets into symbols of hope for future | CBC News
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Zenon Radewych, principal at WZMH Architects, stated, 'This initiative is really meant to remind people there is a war going on, and it needs to end.' Having family roots in Ukraine motivates the project, highlighting the broader impact of the conflict on communities.
Funds raised through the 'Helmets of Heart' initiative will support five non-profit organizations that aid war victims, including a group that assists those disabled by the war, as Radewych expressed excitement about the positive contributions this art project will make to Ukraine.
Jurij Klufas, chair of the festival, emphasized, 'The purpose is to celebrate our heritage and our culture,' pointing to the importance of events like the Bloor West Ukrainian Festival in fostering community and sharing cultural pride.
The festival is set to attract over 1,000,000 visitors, showcasing North America's largest Ukrainian street festival. It will include numerous artists and family-friendly activities, celebrating the rich Ukrainian heritage established in Canada for over 130 years.
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