Save lives with plastic caps

A few days ago, we finally went to leave our caps, collected for months or years, and kept in a plastic bottle in the garage. To contribute to the "good cause". As many people in Bulgaria already do.
I can imagine that most of them still do not know that garbage needs to be collected separately. Most of them cannot reach this level of development of consciousness and will not be able to do so even the end of their lives, no matter what.

But I can also imagine that some of exactly these people collect plastic caps at home.
Which, more or less, is progress for this country.

What am I talking about?

As far as I know, this charity campaign was started by a man and a woman a few years ago. Its goal is to purchase incubators for hospitals by recycling caps (concentrated plastic in exactly these products, not others).
But why was and still is this necessary? Because the equipment, as these people claim, which the Bulgarian hospitals have, is more than 20 years old and babies in incubators get injured. Therefore.

Oh, that's not the only problem in the hospitals here, and not the only charity campaign.
Events and campaigns, concerts for seriously ill children are constantly organized. Because ... the state does nothing for them. The population only needs to cope, unite, organize and help them. To save a human life. Because otherwise there is no one to do it.

And this is really a very sad story. One of the saddest in this country. Because, seeing this view on the street, these containers for caps, people should probably feel hope. But the truth is that they are the symbol of lack of hope. When you know that your child is sick and you have to go to "beg", ask for help here and there, it is best if you know rich or famous people, as is currently the campaign for a sick child footballer, organized by very famous footballer and coach, then it's good, but if you don't?

"Give life - drop a plastic cap" - this is the call of this campaign. And I must say that Bulgarians, although a very divided nation in which no one helps anyone else, here I see them united. For the first time. In the greatest misfortune.

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