Leamington-based charity Belveder CIC, is celebrating the "continued generosity" of a local gardener and long-standing friend of the charity.

For four consecutive years, Mr. Ram Prinjha has turned his passion for plants into life-changing support for those affected by the war in Ukraine.

Each year, Mr. Prinjha cultivates and sells plants and seedlings from his allotment in Leamington Spa, donating proceeds to Belveder's humanitarian projects and Hindu temple.

This year, his efforts raised £450, which will go directly towards a summer holiday in Poland for 25 orphans from war-torn Lviv.

Dawid Kozłowski from Belveder CIC said: "Mr. Ram's dedication is an example of community spirit at its finest. His flowers don't just bloom on the allotment – they blossom into hope for people across borders."

Mr. Prinjha's kindness has already left a lasting legacy.

In previous years, his donations have helped fund life-changing eye surgery for a young boy named Ignat and supported the delivery of ambulances to Ukraine.

Commenting on his support, Mr. Ram said: "I'm glad I can help and see the real impact of my donation."

Belveder CIC is deeply grateful for Mr. Prinjha's unwavering support, which continues to remind us that small acts of kindness can have a profound impact.