A nonprofit program to fund the rebuilding of Ukraine by disrupting the one trillion-dollar advertising industry
Inequity Repair, a Nonprofit Corporation
A nonprofit program to fund the rebuilding of Ukraine by disrupting the one trillion-dollar advertising industry
Inequity Repair, a Nonprofit Corporation
Although Russia will eventually pay for the damage it caused in Ukraine, it also makes sense to organize a realistic, nonprofit funding program to begin the rebuilding now.
Inequity Repair, a California nonprofit corporation, in partnership with the Institute Lech Wałęsa, developed a global plan to disrupt the one trillion-dollar advertising industry to donate as much as one hundred billion dollars annually to rebuild Ukraine.
Lech Wałęsa was the leader of the Solidarity Trade Union that forced the Soviet Union (Russia) to hold free elections in Poland, the first in a communist nation. Wałęsa was elected the first president of post-communist Poland and was honored with the Nobel Peace Prize for helping end communist rule in Eastern Europe. The Institute Lech Wałęsa, led by the president's eldest son, Bogdan, is dedicated to helping rebuild Ukraine.
Inequity Repair is a California-registered nonprofit corporation. We are spending our own money today to prepare to build the "Shopping List" mobile app and to promote our program to Rebuild-Ukraine. If you can afford to lend $1.00 to help us, we will return your $1.00 from the revenue from fees paid by advertisers. Thank you. Click here to lend $1.00 to Inequity Repair.
Marc Schechtman's grandparents were from Ukraine. He was a Chaplain's Assistant in the United States Air Force Reserves during the Vietnam War and a classroom teacher for many years. Marc had the honor of working with President Lech Wałęsa over the last twenty years. He has four children. Two were born in Warsaw, Poland. Marc is dedicated to Rebuilding Ukraine.
Lech Wałęsa was the leader of the Solidarity Trade Union that encouraged the Soviet Union (Russia) to hold the first free elections in a communist nation. Wałęsa was elected as the first President of post-communist Poland and received the Nobel Peace Prize for his accomplishments. The Institute Lech Wałęsa, now led by the President's eldest son, Bogdan, is playing a critical role in the Inequity Repair plan to Rebuild Ukraine.
Katya Koval was born in Odesa, Ukraine and educated in the United States. She has business and management skills and experience to help us accomplish our goals. Katya is dedicated to the rebuilding of Ukraine.
To accomplish our goal of funding the rebuilding of Ukraine without donations, the "Rebuild Ukraine" program needs tens of millions of people to use our "Shopping List" app. App users will save money while they shop. They will help us fund the rebuilding of Ukraine.