BySol short of €1,300 of €27,400 it planned to raise for children of Belarus’ political prisoners

Nastoyashchee Vremya
January 6, Pozirk. The BySol Solidarity Foundation is just short around €1,300 of the €27,400 it planned to raise for children of Belarus’ political prisoners for Christmas.
BySol planned to collect €100 per child.
In 2025, the foundation raised more than €1.25 million for Belarusians in need.
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