Businesses and individuals across Huntingdonshire helped organise a huge collection of items for Ukraine.
The main organiser, Daniel Guz, asked businesses for help, and the Polish Eunice Artisan Bakery, Universal Composite Doors, SOS Automotive and Hilton Food Group offered their services.
The owner of the bakery, in Huntingdon, Marcin Laskowski, used the bakery's warehouse to store and collect items from the beginning of March.
Marcin said: "We wanted to give help to those in Ukraine, everybody was in shock. We had some space at the bakery, which was the best option.
“It was a big big job, I was very surprised with all the support, and I am proud we could give some help for them.”
Daniel appealed on social media for volunteers to help package and sort the donations over the weekend on March 5.
More than 40 people offered their help and assisted in loading the lorries with more than 90 pallets worth of donations.
The lorries were then dispatched, first passing through Poland, before arriving at Sambor in Ukraine.
Donations are now closed, and the bakery plans to send its third load of items at the end of the week.
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