A hero Scots dad is driving over a 1,500 miles to Poland in a truck crammed with very important help for Ukrainians fleeing conflict.
Piotr Dziedzic, together with pal Robert Dluzac, will drive huge vans filled with donations to the Polish border, studies Edinburgh Dwell.
The pair, together with Piotr's daughter Karolina, have been coordinating collections throughout Edinburgh, Berwick upon Tweed and Kelso.
Karolina, who lives in Edinburgh, mentioned: "My dad works in Lemon and Thyme restaurant in Kelso, Scottish Borders the place folks can drop issues off and his buddy has Star Laundry in Berwick his title is Robert.
"They've determined to arrange a gofundme for gas and anything will clearly be utilised to assist Ukrainian folks and charities."
Piotr, who's initially from Poland however has lived in Scotland for over 15 years, will board a ferry on Sunday as he makes his option to Europe.
He and Robert plan to even keep a couple of days to assist refugees throughout the border.
The 23-year-old continued: "My dad will collect all the pieces in Kelso and I’ll collect all the pieces in Edinburgh and Robert will collect all the pieces in Berwick.
"I’m renting a van to take all the pieces to Berwick on Saturday and I feel that it is going to be their place to begin
"I am very proud! I wasn’t anticipating this consequence I've a whole lot of messages providing assist."
The boys 'simply felt the necessity' to their half, Karolina reveals.
In an attraction for donations, Piotr wrote on his restaurant's Fb web page: "Hello everybody, Robert Dluzak at Star Laundry and I've determined that we're going to drive a van to Poland subsequent week with as many meals/ hygiene merchandise as potential to cross over the Polish/Ukrainian border."
You possibly can donate to their fundraising web page right here.