First Responders Join Safe America to Help Ukraine Recovery; One World for Life Engages Those in War-Torn Zone

Washington,?DC –?Over?250?first?responders?(EMS?&?Firemen) will attend a news conference Thursday, April 7 at 3:30 p.m. to explain how to restore?Ukraine?from?its war. The in-person event will be held at Washington D.C. fire station?number five located at 3412 Dent Place NW, Washington, DC 20007

?One World for Life Founder Curt Weldon?(a former?Pennsylvania Congressman who has secretly been involved with Ukraine leaders) will explain what?will?be?launched?this?spring to save Ukraine while?Safe America CEO Len?Pagano? will co-host the event and invite American non-profits?to help raise funds and ‘be ready to aid refugees?who arrive in the U.S.’ Among ?attendees will be Ilya Ponomarev, a former Russian DUMA member who was the ONLY Deputy who voted against the Ukraine invasion.

One World for Life and the Safe America Foundation have offered other non-profits including the American Red Cross, FODAC, Knights of Columbus, SBP, MAP International, 100 Black Men, ChildSpring International, the UPS Foundation, Hope?Worldwide and SFM?Charities to participate in an ongoing drive to save lives and help refugees arrive in Europe or America.?

?The April 7 news conference will also unveil a “Ukraine Responder Financial Donation Program’ as well as?donating fire & EMS equipment including vehicles, and national IT BOT protection initiative plus other fire hose and equipment, thermal imaging/telehealth glasses.

Safe America is expecting a multi-monthly project to seek medical and technology equipment donations. A collaboration with FODAC (Friends of Disabled Adults and Children) is offered, along with those firms already involved in disasters.

American citizen Alexei Sobchenko – who’s been a senior translator for the U.S. State Department – will also be involved. Sobchenko Other attendees include Banc 3 CEO Babu Cherukuri, whose affiliate technology company, Third Eye Glassware, will share 200 units to help first responders in Ukraine speed medical recovery.

With over 34,000 Fire & EMS Departments and 50,000 Fire & EMS Stations in every State, Safe America and One World for Life will focus on getting the 1.2 million first responders volunteered. Ukraine first responders have appeared in many news posts about their recovery actions including dramatic scenes and rescues in high rise buildings, schools, nursing homes, business and industrial complexes. Some Ukraine first responders are unpaid - doing work for free.

History of Growing First Responders – during his 20 years in Congress, Curt Weldon conceived, organized and led the empowerment of America’s 1.2 million first responders (during the President Bush Administration). After Congressional work to support public safety and help expand $4 Billion, Mr. Weldon then formed an international non-profit, ‘One World for Life,’ to assist 25+ million first responders worldwide. Mr. Weldon also organized and co-chaired RADA/Congress and DUMA/Congress during his 20-year tenure in Congress. He also was Vice Chairman of the Armed Services and Homeland Security Committees and has continued connections in the past 15 years.

This year, Safe America and its WorldSafe Institute will evaluate a fall campaign to engage first responders. While September has been named ‘National Preparedness Month’ since 2002, Safe America plans to re-launch September as ‘Safe America Month.’ Fortune 500 and retail firms will be encouraged to 'be prepared' to teach their customers and showcase new projects like 'disaster drills.' Zoom discussions and select meetings are being planned in New York, Washington, DC, Atlanta and Chicago, Los Angeles and Puerto Rico.