FOX6 News spoke with the owner of"We all just felt so helpless. After that, I was like, I need to do something," said Christiana Tripani.
Tripani describes how many Ukrainian Americans felt watching their home country be invaded by Russia.SIGN UP TODAY: Get daily headlines, breaking news emails from FOX6 NewsHer hope for 10 sales of the vanilla candle turned into almost 4,000 in just two days—with all of the profits going to Razom for a Ukraine, a non-profit benefiting the needs of the country.
"People, even if they’re not Ukrainian or have ties to Ukraine, people are just really good. There's a lot of good people and people just want to help. I’m happy we could provide a way that we could help and donate to a reputable, really good organization," said Tripani.Christiana Tripani Tripani hopes the burning passion of the Ukrainian people shines through in the homes of those who buy her candles."Sometimes its hard to feel like your voice is heard or your making a difference and I want people to know that that candle made a direct difference and that their purchase is really making an impact on people," she said.
Tripani asks for patience as the candles are handmade and may take up to two weeks to ship due to the high demand.
Cause nothing shows support more then buying a candle.
The only notable 'awareness' will be in their bank account. These people are exploiting the situation to make money off of idiots.
So much virtue signaling. This is dumb
Do you have any that smell like US Biolabs?