A San Jose business has beaten the odds and found a way to get much-needed aid into Ukraine.
SAN JOSE — One South Bay business has done the almost impossible and figured out a route to ship donations and humanitarian aid into the war-torn country of Ukraine.
“Since we are a packing company, we know how to pack. We know how to ship. Just bring your stuff here and we will ship it,” he said. It costs $50,000 to get one truckload of donations shipped to Ukraine. Each truck holds 24 pallets. That breaks down to about $2,000 per pallet. It’s why IDL is asking for very specific donations.
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