15 Stranded Ukrainians Help Yellow Raise Money in Chiang Mai
Just a week before Russian President Vladimir Putin invaded Ukraine, fifteen young Ukrainian programmers arrived at Yellow in Chiang Mai.
Their purpose in coming to Chiang Mai was to work on a joint French-Ukrainian project at Yellow, an incubator and co-working space mainly populated by people in the crypto/blockchain industry.
The conflict caught these young programmers, developers, and their partners off-guard, and now they are stranded in Chiang Mai for the foreseeable future.
In support of the Ukraine cause, Yellow, along with Craig Parkin, a U.S. ex-pat who visits Yellow occasionally, decided to hold a fundraiser to help Ukrainians.
More than 60 people attended Craig’s 88 Place riverside home on Saturday evening. Yellow and Craig plan to announce how much they raised and where they plan to send the money raised in the coming days.
For more information and updates on how to help and where the funds will be used, visit Yellow.
About Yellow
According to the Yellow website, they offer seed investments, mentorship, software solutions, and advisory services (STOs, token economics, marketing, fundraising, and listing) to blockchain startups.
​Providing the Blockchain community with physical hubs (co-working spaces), live events (conferences and meetups), and original news and entertainment.
​Giving back to Thailand’s underprivileged through a registered non-profit charity.
Yellow Capital offers seed funding to early-stage blockchain startups and crypto/token asset-related businesses.
Each dollar they spend should make a lasting difference in the world, so we focus primarily on projects that aim to mass-adopt blockchain technology. We want blockchain to be the next Google or Facebook.
Their long-term partnerships are deeply ingrained in our dealings with new projects. Yellow provides unique solutions and talent to fill the common gaps found on many new teams, making us a more integrated partner than many of our competitors.