The people of Thetford have gone the extra mile to help Ukrainians who have fled the conflict.
Hundreds of volunteers helped load trucks with donations before the convey set off to the war-torn country's border.
The donations include everything from blankets to personal products.
Volunteers helped load two trailers full of donations at Chris Riches Transport after the company became overwhelmed with supplies for the Ukrainian people.
Chris Riches and his wife Liana had initially set out to support Waites and Stones, in Swaffham, with its efforts in collecting and shipping out supplies for the Ukrainian people.
But just days later, the companies had coordinated a huge project in response to the amount of donations it was receiving.
They now plan to personally drive the lorries over to Poland with the help of Norfolk Polonia CIC in Norwich.
Around 100 people descended on the transport company's yard each day last weekend to help.
Roy Brame, chairman of Breckland Council, also visited over the weekend to thank organisers and volunteers for their efforts.
Mr Riches said: "We opened our yard thinking a few people would turn up. We were blown away. We had people queuing at our gates to help.
"We quickly became swamped.
"We just want to praise the local people. The generosity and kindness has been amazing, and all the teamwork is something we will remember for the rest of our lives."
He hopes to be able to leave Norfolk on Saturday, March 12 once they receive a licence to allow them to travel, and estimates it will take around two to three days to reach the border.
Ian Odgers, who has helped set up drop-off centres across Norfolk, has also been involved in the efforts.
He said he was "moved by the generosity of everyone concerned" and thanked people for their support.
Terry Jermy, Norfolk county councillor and Thetford town councillor, said the response from residents has been "incredible", adding: "Thetford has such fantastic community spirit and I am pleased, and proud, that we have collectively been able to provide this help and I am sure there will be more help forthcoming."
A GoFundMe page has been set up to help support Mr Riches in delivering the donations.
To donate visit https://gofund.me/4fd67e78
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