Rob Moore urges viewers to donate to the Disasters Emergency Committee's Ukraine appeal, which provides food, water, shelter, and healthcare to refugees. The UK government matches donations pound-for-pound up to £25 million, and Moore matches too, so each £1 becomes £3. Share the video to amplify the fundraising.
So it's International Women's Day, and it got me thinking of all the women, the children, the daughters in Ukraine who are separated from their families, or they have lost mothers and daughters and loved ones. Now, I've been thinking for many days, how can you and I make our little bit of difference that maybe could get a big head of steam and momentum to make a big difference. Uh, and every day since the war started, I've been putting out content to, um, stand against war and to support peace, uh, and to use my platform and interrupt my usual business and entrepreneurs content to hopefully make that little bit of a difference through my voice and through your voice and through all your shares and through all your support. I would love to thank you for your shares, your voice, your support. Um, you have gained me millions of views on talking about standing against war and for peace and for solutions and standing against dictatorships and totalitarianism. And this morning I wanted to go, uh, one step further. Today I would like to ask you to make a difference and to make a donation, and the government will match it, and I will match it. So I would also ask you to share this video. Let's see how much we can raise for supporting Ukraine, especially women and children who've lost their families on International Women's Day. Now, I did a load of research this morning to figure out what's the best charity to donate to. There's the Red Cross in Ukraine on the ground. I would have loved to donate it to them, but it was all in, um, a different language I couldn't understand how to use. Um, and I, um, found the Disasters Emergency Committee. The Disasters Emergency Committee. I've just put the link in the comments. Now they are running a Ukraine humanitarian appeal, uh, and they are providing food, water, shelter, and healthcare to refugees and displaced families in Ukraine. And to me, that seems like a very noble, worthy cause. Here's what I love about it even more. The government are going to— the UK government are going to match your donation up to £25 million. Now, I think a lot of tax-paid money has gone to the government that they've wasted. This is not a waste. So I think it's absolutely brilliant that you can donate £1 and they'll match it. You can donate £10 and they'll match it. So if you could share this video and as many of us as possible make a donation, we can make our little difference together, whether it's thousands or tens of thousands or who knows how much coverage it might get. Now what I'm going to do is match it again. So I can't match up to £25 million, I haven't got that in pocket money at the moment, but when you donate, I'm going to match and the government are going to match. So you donate £1, the government match a pound, and I match a pound. And I'm going to do many thousands. So if you go to the donation link in the, in the comments here and you make your donation, no matter how small, the government will match up to £25 million. I will match it up to a certain amount, like I said, many thousands of pounds. So I've put the link in the comments. All I ask is this: number one, first share the video. If we can share this and get millions of views, then we may raise hundreds of thousands of pounds for Ukraine for the families, the children, the people on the ground who need food, water, shelter, healthcare, and refuge. On the ground. This charity is working on the ground. Humanitarian appeal. Also, it's International Women's Day, and I thought it would be nice to talk about International Women's Day in a positive way and actually physically support women out there in Ukraine. Because, you know, there's— International Women's Day creates its own distractions, which I think it would be good to focus. So just, um, really simple process. Um, any one of you who've been sharing any of my videos over the last week, you've helped me get millions of views. I would say that this is the most important to share, so please share this video now. There's a donation link in the comments, uh, and it's for the Ukraine humanitarian appeal from the Disasters Emergency Committee. Like I said, I did some research to find out which charity would be a good, noble, worthy cause. £50 could provide blankets for 4 families, by the way. And if you go there and donate, then the UK government are going to match your donation. And I really liked that because your £1 could turn into £2, and they're going to match it up to £25 million. So that's a better use of the money than some of the other ways they've been using the tax. I'm just going to say that. And then what I'm going to do is I'm going to match your donation. So every £1 or £10 could be £3 or £30. So if you donate in the link, just let me know in the comments that you've donated and I will match your donation. I'll let this run out. It could cost me a lot of money if this goes viral, and that's absolutely fine by me. So let's support the women, the children, the daughters, the families on the ground in Ukraine. Let's not just support with our shares, let's not just support with our voices. Alan's going to donate. Let's support with our donations. And their support by trying to get this video out to as many people as possible. The donation link is in the comments. The Disasters Emergency Committee— you donate, the government will match your pound up to £25 million, and I'll match your pound up to many thousands. I just have to go and check what my limit is, uh, um, through my charitable foundation as well. So thanks for following me. Um, please hit the share button right now. And remember this: if you don't risk anything, you risk everything. We together can make a difference. Your money can make a difference. Your share can make a difference.
